The factors were work life balance and work quality.
There are no cons as such at Arm.
I was thrown off by questions asked about C++ in the final interview despite making it clear in previous interviews that I did not know C++. The job description also stated "knowledge of Python or C++". A waste of time for both me and the interviewer
The two interviewers are kind and asked questions related to Docker and C and Python programming. I answered the programming questions well I think but not well in Docker question.
First interview was online, you were provided questions and asked to record yourself answering them. Some were behavior but others were more technical. After that I interviewed with my potential manager and mentor, they asked more technical question
I was thrown off by questions asked about C++ in the final interview despite making it clear in previous interviews that I did not know C++. The job description also stated "knowledge of Python or C++". A waste of time for both me and the interviewer
The two interviewers are kind and asked questions related to Docker and C and Python programming. I answered the programming questions well I think but not well in Docker question.
First interview was online, you were provided questions and asked to record yourself answering them. Some were behavior but others were more technical. After that I interviewed with my potential manager and mentor, they asked more technical question