Nokia Siemens Networks Employer Reviews

Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) is quite a nice place to work. It is a company which presents one with seemingly challenging situation with an opportunity to reach for an higher ground.
As a trainee, One typical event I will not forget in a hurry was when one of NSN's customer, MTN Nigeria needed us to upgrade their fixed network to the new Next generation – more...  network solution.
During the process, we needed to carry out an advance installation and configuration which requires an expert from Germany to do. The expert delayed due to some inconclusiveness in logistics; but MTN was on our neck.

So I had to take the boldness to begin this installation until the German guy arrived to continue. He certified that what I had done so far is accurate. Thumbs were up for me that day.

NSN Nigeria has an averagely competent management that would need to be more radical in the face of serious competition in a rapidly changing world of technology.

Working with senior workers has been my most enjoyed moment. I have used such opportunity to expand my experience and horizon.

The hardest part of the job for me as a junior worker is when I have to learn the technologies on my own without training as it should normally be. Most times they can not afford the training.

Aside the situation mentioned above, every other thing is enjoyable. I cannot remember when last I got bored on duty. – less

It is a number oriented company - Those who can manipulate, survive. Others - Change the job or get retrenched.

Top Management has severe lack of vision, has too BIG a mouth leading to demoralized people, which is a deadly Fundamental error.

I enjoyed only with my customers and interacting with them was great. Very understanding and respectful, unlike – more...  my internal relations with line manager(s). – less

I was a contractor so my opinion doesn't hold much value. Great location, great people to work with.

NSN is a good place to work & explore things on Linux PF.

Management is very poor.

a typical day at work would start with performing test cases for the Intelligent network software, than check, analyze and coordinate with different NSN department to solve costumer raised problem.
i learned how to be detailed oriented, team coordination, self management
my managers were mostly young people that i enjoyed there management style
the – more...  hardest part is when you have an emergency case raised by the costumer and it takes more than 2 sleepless night to solve
the most enjoyable part is the coordination between the teams and recognition fo your work – less

NSN is going through a massive transformation and consolidation of business focus. Regretably, my current role is not a part of that future and I am moving on...

Company is not financially secure until it can be competitive

GOOD COMPANY, GOOD WORK ENVORIMENT.
NICE AND HELPFUL STAFF

The organization has established itself in the Agile process and implemented with great efficiency. There was regular meetings and updates shared amongst team members. The management was very transparent in its communication to the team about the company briefings and decisions taken. The hardest part of the job was there was about the bureaucracy, – more...  since I could not access some resources unless given permission from another team. The best part of the job was the work-life balance. It was strictly a 9 hour work. And it is required if you have to be productive. – less

good atmosphere.we can learn much more things from ours senoirs.

ITS telecom equipment provider which is serving big telecom companies like vodafone,bharti etc

It was up and down. Some great success. They finally closed the division, moved work to Brazil, didn't seem to work out from there, tried India, not sure after that.

Countable number of projects are good.
More on deliverable side instead of quality.

Nokia Siemens is one of the top three companies in the wireless communications infrastructure. It was fun and I learned a lot from my collegues. I would definitely like to work again with NSN.