Arm

• Money is okay (maybe for engineers only?) unless compared with big tech firms like Google, Facebook, etc.
• Good work life balance, not stressed at all.
• Work from home. It's called hybrid, but we are not being forced into the offices, at least not yet.
• It's a good company for your CV, you can make the jump later to a big tech company like Google, Microsoft, etc. Just go to LinkedIn, search people (leave blank, no need to enter a name) and set the "Past Company" to arm, you'll see I'm not lying.

• 2 years of uncertainty (1st NVIDIA, 2nd IPO).
• Many people leaving the company, so I guess some teams are feeling the pressure.
• Many teams are ran by gangsters, only friends/family members allowed.
• Software wise is bad. No one cares if you submit bad, untested code or if you don't give care about documentation. Not a place to learn good practices.
• Some extra bonuses for exceptional people are selected by your manager, so if you already make more than him, forget about getting them. Pure envy.
• No real tech leads guiding lower grades, they are left by themselves.
• Many tech leads are only helpful in public (groups, meetings, Slack channels) but they'll ignore you if you talk with them directly.
• A few disrespectful people treating the rest badly, and management is aware and don't do anything. Two reasons: either they are friends with the bully, or the bully is technically good and has a low salary.
• New CEO only cares about money. This is America now.

How the hell did Arm went from 4.1 in 2019 to 4.3 in 2022 on Glassdoor? It's been 2 years of uncertainty, with many many people complaining using internal channels.

Most negative reviews have been voted as useful by many people, while the good ones have 1 or 0 votes. Hmmm?