There were two batches of online tests that must be done alone on a website. They are of similar lengths and sum up to roughly eight hours. It's long, but the exercises are interesting, even entertaining. There were both easy and difficult ones, with both coding exercises and multiple-choice questions.
Then there were two interviews. The first was short, with a member of the recruitment team who asked about me and my experience. The second was longer, with a developer who also gave me two problems to solve live. Having prior experience in Android was not a requirement to do any of the problems, which rather focused on general problem-solving ability. Both interviewers were very nice and made sure I felt comfortable. They were lovely people!
Then they asked me to provide the names of three friends or colleagues so that they could ask them what they think of me and how they perceive working with me. From sending my application to getting an offer, the whole process took roughly two months.
The following metrics were computed from 4 interview experiences for the Bending Spoons Android Software Engineer role.
Bending Spoons's interview process for their Android Software Engineer roles is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Bending Spoons's Android Software Engineer interview process.