Pros: - 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 retreats

Cons: - 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.

Pros: Great colleagues: incredibly clever and always available to help each other. Challenging work: most of the chores that can be automated have been automated, so we can focus on what really matters. Total flexibility and responsibility: micromanagement simply doesn't exist, because for us it doesn't make sense.

Cons: The pressure is on: one has to deal with wanting to always excel. For most of us, this is what we want for our life anyway, but it's not for everyone, and there's nothing wrong with wanting something different. Still, the pressure might be hard sometime.

Pros: The people I worked with were generally nice!

Cons: Bending Spoons is clearly trying to replicate a Silicon Valley culture, including a lot of its flaws (which especially isn't great for minorities). The company also seems pretty disorganized at times and there seems to be a sentiment that things are getting worse; I wouldn't really recommend working here.