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Nokia Organizational Behaviour 110207121506 Phpapp02
Nokia Organizational Behaviour 110207121506 Phpapp02
Agenda
Nokias History Organizational practices Mission and Values Organizational Culture and Structure Employee Engagement Corporate Social Responsibility SWOT analysis Lessons learnt from Nokia
Nokias History
How it all began the birth of Nokia
Fredrik Idestam built a wood pulp mill on the banks of the Tammerkoski rapids, in southern Finland. A few years later, he built a second mill by the Nokianvirta River the place that gave Nokia its name. A mining engineer by trade, Idestam brought a new, cheaper paper manufacturing process to Finland from Germany.
Nokias evolution
1997: Snake a classic mobile game
1998: Nokia leads the world
Esko Aho
Timo Ihamuotila Hallstein Moerk Richard A. Simonson Anssi Vanjoki Dr. Kai istm
Organizational Behavior
Values:
Diversity: Different people + Different Ideas = Nokias success Commitment to diversity: Heart of Nokias ways and values Equal opportunities to help employees grow Inclusiveness towards every employee Nokia seeks respect and benefit from differences
Organization structure
Nokia as an employer
values are the foundation and people the core
its workplace has a world of opportunities, engaging work, global culture and competitive rewards
has a flexible global structure and addresses diverse and changing business and employment environments and specific individual preferences- has an inclusive and diverse work environment
rewards employees for good performance, competence development, and for overall company success
With employees from 120 countries, working at Nokia leads to a world of opportunities.
Nokia as an employer
Nokia offers rewards, Professional and personal growth and Work-life balance to its employees It also provides: Learning solutions and training- variety of training activities through Learning Centers and Learning Market Place Intranet Internal Job Market- all vacancies are advertised internally (Job rotation and internal job opportunities) Performance Management- a system called Investing In People (IIP) which is alligned to the company strategy and planning processes
recognizes the importance of the balance between work content and personal interests and needs, as well as the impact of that balance on employee well-being
involve the people who use devices via eco software and services and Recycling (in 85 countries including India)
STRENGTH
The leader in the industry Strong financial support for investment Strong R&D unit Strong Customers Relation
OPPORTUNITIES
Close cooperation with suppliers and intermediaries tax reduction New demand created from the advancement of technology
WEAKNESS
THREATS
mainly concentrating on Keen and strong competitors phones and not on other sectors Saturation in Current market or product categories challenges of continuous Technological development