I applied online. The process took four weeks.
After submitting your CV, you needed to solve some math problems and some logical exercises. They weren't easy, but it was challenging and fun. After I got through, I was invited to do some coding tasks, where I felt the time was not enough for me. The exercises were correct, I can say. There was also an oral session where they asked about your previous experience and how you behave in certain situations. I felt that this session was pointless; most of the questions didn't make sense for me. Overall, the math, logic, and coding tasks took a few hours to complete, but they were correct, and I liked those. The oral part needs some changing, I think.
What would you do if you get a task you don't like, but you need to do it anyway? Give us an example where you and your teammate didn't agree on a topic, and how did you resolve it? What would you do if you don't have motivation for work on a day?
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Bending Spoons Junior Software Engineer role in Budapest, Hungary.
Bending Spoons's interview process for their Junior Software Engineer roles in Budapest, Hungary is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Bending Spoons's Junior Software Engineer interview process in Budapest, Hungary.