Very healthy culture, work-life balance, innovative and supportive staff.
After 15 years of working in semiconductor industry, I think Arm is the best company I've worked for.
I can't think of any cons.
For as far as I got, the interview process consisted of: 1. Apply for the job 2. Wait one month 3. Have telephone interview 4. Never hear back again. Job is still marked as "In Recruitment Process", but given that I had my telephone interview over
First, the recruiter analysed my resume, then he sent to ARM. They decided to interview me. It was 1 hour long phone interview. The second phase was a skill test (C programming).
I applied through LinkedIn. Then I got mail from HR and scheduled screening call. And the process goes like this: 1. Phone call with HR 2. 45 mins Technical interview mostly from resume and JD 3. 2hrs Technical interview, (1hr resume + behavioural &
For as far as I got, the interview process consisted of: 1. Apply for the job 2. Wait one month 3. Have telephone interview 4. Never hear back again. Job is still marked as "In Recruitment Process", but given that I had my telephone interview over
First, the recruiter analysed my resume, then he sent to ARM. They decided to interview me. It was 1 hour long phone interview. The second phase was a skill test (C programming).
I applied through LinkedIn. Then I got mail from HR and scheduled screening call. And the process goes like this: 1. Phone call with HR 2. 45 mins Technical interview mostly from resume and JD 3. 2hrs Technical interview, (1hr resume + behavioural &