Pros: Bending Spoons is a fantastic company. You can grow quickly here; also, we keep up-to-date with top-notch tools and resources. The company values its employees' health, striving to make this the best workplace possible. Giving and receiving feedback is seen as a great way to grow and, as such, is part of the company culture.

Cons: As our ambition is high, we work in a fast and continuously changing environment to maximize the impact of every single contributor. There's always a lot to do. Consequently, although there's a lot of support and attention in this regard, one might get overwhelmed if one is not used to handling a significant backlog.

Pros: It is simply impossible to put into words how exceptional it is to work here. Below are just a few points to give you an idea:- Incredibly talented colleagues who are always available to help you and share their knowledge;- Possibility to work on challenging projects with a global diffusion;- Flexible working hours and possibility to work remotely;- Very high attention to the wellness and satisfaction of employees;- Marvellous office in the beating heart of Milan;- Monthly team building activities and annual retreats;- Ideals of total transparency and meritocracy.

Cons: No cons, except that people close to you will start to envy you and they will detest you every time you talk about your work.

Pros: - Young and motivated coworkers, overall chill mentality, you can always count on them to discuss openly, solve disagreements and get honest feedback - Taking a step back to learn instead of just hard-working is actually encouraged - Very nice office. You can work fully remotely but you will still want to go to the office - Even as a beginner, nobody will look at you as if you're worth less or not capable, people will support you and quickly give you challenging tasks - Relocation package that includes human assistance and financial help for foreigners who want to relocate to Milan

Cons: - You might find yourself working overtime to respect a deadline, sometimes self-imposed. I personally feel a certain pressure to regularly show new results of my work