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Play the long game and focus on continuous growth. Step outside your comfort zone, take on new challenges, and learn from every role. Find synergies between what you do and where you want to go. Seek mentors and coaches who can guide your development, and remember that leadership is not about title but about helping others grow. Stay curious, adaptable, and focused on meaningful impact.
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Transformation Manager
Nokia
Started 12/2020 to PresentCompany
What do you like about your job and the company?
What I value most about working at Nokia is the diversity of roles and opportunities to grow. I get to collaborate with professionals across many disciplines, from engineering and product development to leadership and transformation, and every project brings a new learning experience.
The culture encourages exploration and personal development. I have had the chance to work with exceptional mentors and coaches who have helped refine my skills and expand my perspective. There is always room to take initiative, try new ideas, and make a real impact.
What sets Nokia apart is its combination of global scale and human connection. You can work on cutting-edge technology while being part of a community that truly supports growth, collaboration, and purpose.
Greatest achievements
My greatest achievement has been growing through diverse transformation roles at Nokia. I led the System-on-Chip Transformation Program that improved R&D collaboration and execution quality, and contributed to the global rollout of the new performance management framework. Over five years, I have worked in more than five roles while completing my MBA, combining technical excellence, leadership, and continuous learning.
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I learned with my own personal experience, that we only know better our own culture, education, bias, and our own self, when we have lived at least few years in a different country and different culture (especially amongst locals). These (many years living in different countries and cultures) have expanded my horizon and my own identity, both professionally and especially personally. There is an emotional cost of "expatriating" oneself, but it is also truly a gift. There are many things that we cannot fully comprehend with only short visit, books or else, they have to be experienced over and over.
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It's a cliché, but I think that it's true. Do something you like or even love, and you will never work a day in your life. I really enjoy what I do and so it's not work. I would recommend spending some time and figuring out what are you passionate about. What are the things you like to do and what do you find rewarding? I would even take a personality evaluation. Being aware of your preferences will be tremendously helpful in guiding your career path.
