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What is the work/life balance like?

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Kenwyn I. asked a question to Andrejs B.

Category: Work Life Balance

Date asked: Monday, November 4, 2019

Last reviewed: Thursday, February 4, 2021

Lakshmi G.

Head of Operations Services Center Chennai

I do not see employees differentiating work and personal life. The openness in the work culture keeps people engaged. The flexibility in work style, ready access to information, technology to enable remote support and openness to extend support makes the work atmosphere and culture cohesive and easy. The HR policies are employee friendly, focus on gender diversity, supports the development of soft skills, fine arts, hobbies, sports, social service etc. Thereby one of the best places to work that is evident with the tenure of Nokia employees and the pattern of homecoming.

Wednesday, February 6, 2019

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Andrejs B.

Source To Pay Project Development Team Lead

Hi Kenwyn,

For me personally, the level of attention Nokia pays to the well-being of its employees and their work-life balance is one of the best things about working here.

For starters, Nokia promotes the idea of flexibility and motivates colleagues to focus on results rather than strict schedule. For many people this allows to organize their working day in a way that helps to spend more time with the family or simply be more productive (for example, avoid morning or afternoon traffic jams).

In addition Nokia frequently raises awareness and educates us (through seminars and courses) on various well-being areas - like mindfulness, emotional well-being, satisfaction, stress management, relaxation techniques, how to implement healthy working practices, how to develop a healthier mindset, how to be more productive and so on.

Over a period of time such initiatives really help to incorporate healthy practices and get more fulfilment from the job. In fact, I started practicing daily meditation thanks to one such initiative carried out by Nokia. A couple of years later I still do it and see it as an extremely productive practice that helps me get more done.

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Kathryn J.

Partner Sales Manager

I have found Nokia extremely supportive of flexible working and truly do advocate a healthy work/ life balance for all employees. Flexible working arrangements are a given. The teams understand that everyone has different requirements and require flexibility - we all work together to ensure that wherever we are - office, working from home or travelling (when we can) we are enabled to participate and still be engaged. As for work/ life balance it is encouraged we do practice this.

Thursday, February 4, 2021

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