Pros: There is amazing food, courses, vacations, clubs and an easy way to get tools you need without burocracia. Every non salary benefit you can think of is there. Resorts, merch etc...great people and bonding activities.

Cons: * Salary is very low for the level you might have if you got an offer. * Whilst it is presented as flat hierarchy, depending on the department you might find yourself amongst toxic people, who do output well but hold progress back based on pure ego. Really depends where you end up. But most people are the best friends you'll meet :)

Pros: You get a lot of autonomy and are involved in the decision-making process. You get access to all the learning resources you may require. The culture is great, people are always there to help. Benefits are amazing all around: insurances, retreats, welfare, and events.

Cons: Not necessary a con, but people do expect greatness for you which will add some pressure to your day to day working experience. There are a lot of internal tools and protocols to learn (but they give you ~1 month at the beginning to get accustomed)

Pros: The compensation and benefits at Bending Spoons are amazing compared to other places in Europe. The work environment is also extraordinary. Everyone is nice and willing to help, and you can maintain a healthy work-life balance. You also get to work in well-known digital products with massive reach and scale.

Cons: Sometimes there are tasks that understandably need to be done, but these tasks can be a bit dull and hinder your growth as a Software Engineer.