Nokia's former CEO, Elop, has made a new progress, uncompromising anger at Finnish media

Earlier foreign media reports said Nokia would need to pay 18.8 million euros of severance payments to former CEO Elop under the relevant contract. The news drew criticism from all sides. Now, Nokia seems to be trying to persuade Elop to cut the amount of the bonus.

According to the Finnish Helsingin Sanomat reported that Nokia has suffered from the harsh condemnation from all sides, a few days ago, is in consultation with elop, hope he can accept the lower denomination of severance payment. Apparently, the former CEO was unwilling to compromise, saying he would continue to stick to the original 25 million dollars.

Finnish media has traditionally been soft on Nokia, but the severance incident has angered several large news outlets. In the past, Helsingin Sanomat will certainly report the incident with a brief review of "Elop's contract with the CEO in the past." This time, however, the media had a detailed description of what was going on-"according to the SEC's paper, Elop's contract appears to be exactly the same as that of the previous CEO – but in fact, he has changed the content in large part, such as selling the handset department to Microsoft." ”

It seems that Nokia's holding hands with Microsoft really angered the Finnish land. One day we will read the real story of Elop's move from Microsoft to Nokia.