“Great to work for, lower than average pay, but lower than average workload”

Pros:  “Great place to work. Granted, you wont make as much as competitors, however with most positions you get to "leave" at the end of the day and not take your work home. Stick…”

Cons:  “Some things are political. It seems there are "silly" policies in place which are brought in by 3rd parties, but this is normal for any large company.” – Full Review

“Project Internship”

Pros:  “no written test, conducted 3 rounds of technical interviews..... tested ability to learn all rounds... more chances to get employement after completion of internship…”

Cons:  “i dint found any as a fresher....” – Full Review

“If you are young do not let them sell you into Resourcing or Recruitment, they will sell it to you”

Pros:  “everyone who starts work for ARM must go through the Training programme which I must say is good, partly down to they have a good recruitment Trainer”

Cons:  “They miss sell you the role, they have a very high staff turnover, there are a number of employees who are trying to leave. I was sold on ARM's expansion plans and…” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “100% of work in research. Great knowledgeable colleges. Excellent data access. Publish without stress of tenure. Telework 2 days a week”

Cons:  “Salary of low for PhD economist.” – Full Review

“Flexible working hours”

Pros:  “Good work culture. Good work life balance.”

Cons:  “Hikes are less. promotion is bit late” – Full Review