The company offers excellent benefits, healthcare, time-off, work-life balance, an annual bonus, company stock, and a sabbatical.
Conservative management, company is very risk-averse, new technology is not easily embraced.
ARM is primarily a hardware company and isn't particularly good at managing software products.
Embrace change, take more risks or become obsolete.
I was approached by a recruiter from Cambridge. The overall interview process took 3-4 weeks as it was split into 3 phases. Phase 1: Telephonic / remote coding round: This round was to introduce you to the job, with details on the job description an
3 Telephonic interview, an interview with the technical director and the principal software engineer, and a technical interview. A lot of time was spent between each interview and it took roughly four months to complete the process. The first telepho
Got a call from a recruiter, then a call from an engineer, we had to do this twice because the engineer forgot about me the first time - I took a time off for that ..., no technical questions, then on site. No one told me what will happen on site. I
I was approached by a recruiter from Cambridge. The overall interview process took 3-4 weeks as it was split into 3 phases. Phase 1: Telephonic / remote coding round: This round was to introduce you to the job, with details on the job description an
3 Telephonic interview, an interview with the technical director and the principal software engineer, and a technical interview. A lot of time was spent between each interview and it took roughly four months to complete the process. The first telepho
Got a call from a recruiter, then a call from an engineer, we had to do this twice because the engineer forgot about me the first time - I took a time off for that ..., no technical questions, then on site. No one told me what will happen on site. I