In response, Nokia’s chief executive, Stephen Elop, ended the company’s plans for its own operating system and joined with Microsoft to focus on building Windows-based phones.
“I almost threw up when I heard the news,” said Mr. Dillon, an American engineer living in Finland, who was laid off after the company’s strategy shift. “Nokia did a lot of great things for a long time. We didn’t want to see this part of the story end.”
“I almost threw up when I heard the news,” said Mr. Dillon, an American engineer living in Finland, who was laid off after the company’s strategy shift. “Nokia did a lot of great things for a long time. We didn’t want to see this part of the story end.”
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