Process
I applied online. The process took two months.
I enjoyed the process and appreciated the continuous communication, but the process might be lengthy. I was first asked to take seven tests, each of them being 30 minutes. These tests were just to test your problem-solving skills and analytical skills. Then I had another two tests, each of them being one hour and 30 minutes. They were coding problems. Then I had two interviews.
The first one was an HR interview. The second one was an interview to test problem-solving skills, which didn't involve coding. At the end I had a feedback call to discuss the reason that I wasn't accepted, which I did really appreciate.
Questions
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Bending Spoons Android Intern role.
Success Rate
Bending Spoons's interview process for their Android Intern roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Bending Spoons's Android Intern interview process.
Bending Spoons Work Experiences
- 5.0Great place to workSoftware QA Tester • Current EmployeeApril 6, 2021Pros: Great culture, ambitious projects, brilliant people.Cons: Nothing major really. It really is an amazing place.
- 5.0Best company in Italy, by farSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeMilanFebruary 6, 2019Pros: - Great people, you can learn a lot everyday - Competitive salary and generous stock-options plan - Responsibility from the get go and full transparency - Cool officeCons: None that I can think of at the moment.
- 5.0The all-in-one workplace for people who want to excelSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeJune 28, 2024Pros: - Lots of fun, knowledgable and driven colleagues - End to end responsibilities on apps with huge user base that allow you to keep growing as an engineer - Great compensation, not only financially but also including very fun retreatsCons: - Working at Bending is not made for people who prefer to relax and are fine with the status quo. For those who embrace the Bending culture of moving fast, I don't see considerable disadvantages.
