Intern Software Engineer Interview Experience
Process
I applied online. The process took one week.
After your CV is accepted, they give you a bunch of tests (seven tests with four to six questions) to solve. The questions are completely unrelated to development, mostly logical and some calculations, analyzing a complicated text linguistically. I did not pass, but they sent me a note saying that I did well, they just chose someone who did a little bit better. All in all, the tests felt like a waste of time, given the amount of time that is needed, because they don't really talk to you about your experience or motivation. I understand that competition might be high, though.
Questions
The process included logical questions, behavioral questions, and reading.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Bending Spoons Intern Software Engineer role.
Success Rate
Bending Spoons's interview process for their Intern Software Engineer roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Bending Spoons's Intern Software Engineer interview process.
Bending Spoons Work Experiences
- 4.0Great place to workSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeMilanSeptember 3, 2019Pros: - Fast paced - Every year retreat around the world - People really preparedCons: - Difficult to propose new ideas, they are open, but there is no culture about creating new projects or doing hackathons - Too much feature driven, maintenance always less important
- 5.0Fast growth opportunities but high-pressure environmentSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeBucharest, BucurestiSeptember 8, 2026Pros: The amount of responsibility you get from the beginning pushes you to grow faster than anywhere else.Cons: Sometimes the urgency can become quite difficult to handle.
- 5.0Dream jobMobile Software Engineer • Current EmployeeMilanJanuary 8, 2020Pros: 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.
