Bending Spoons

Software Engineer (Internship) Interview Experience

January 11, 2021

Positive ExperienceNo Offer

Process

I applied online. The process took two months.

Ten-plus hours of online logic-based tests.
An HR interview.
Another interview with a developer, which was still mostly behavioral with a few logic questions.

No technical questions at all were asked during the process. When the final decision was communicated to me, I was also given transparent feedback about the decision. The main aspects that seem to be evaluated are logical thinking and passion for mobile development.

Questions

Interview questions cannot be disclosed.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 65 interview experiences for the Bending Spoons Software Engineer (Internship) role.

Success Rate

14%

Pass Rate

Bending Spoons's interview process for their Software Engineer (Internship) roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

Experience Rating

Positive55%

Neutral37%

Negative8%

Candidates reported having very good feelings for Bending Spoons's Software Engineer (Internship) interview process.

Bending Spoons Work Experiences

Fantastic benefits and autonomy, but few return offers

Software Engineer (Internship) • Former Employee

London, England

October 24, 2026

Pros: There are great benefits for the employees, insane autonomy, and I love the team.

Cons: From what I heard, its pretty rare for students to get return offer.

Fantastic benefits and autonomy, but few return offers

Software Engineer (Internship) • Former Employee

London, England

October 24, 2026

Pros: There are great benefits for the employees, insane autonomy, and I love the team.

Cons: From what I heard, its pretty rare for students to get return offer.

Probably the best place to work in Italy

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: - Great ambition - Possibility to have a real impact - High talent density - Flexible working hours - Remote working - Amazing office - Amazing colleagues - All-paid annual company retreat around the world - Inclusive and non-bullshit culture

Cons: Expectations are very high: it is not for everybody. I honestly love that: it is what makes everything exciting and ensures you are surrounded by great colleagues.

Probably the best place to work in Italy

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: - Great ambition - Possibility to have a real impact - High talent density - Flexible working hours - Remote working - Amazing office - Amazing colleagues - All-paid annual company retreat around the world - Inclusive and non-bullshit culture

Cons: Expectations are very high: it is not for everybody. I honestly love that: it is what makes everything exciting and ensures you are surrounded by great colleagues.

Programming at Bending Spoons

Software Engineer • Current Employee

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)

Programming at Bending Spoons

Software Engineer • Current Employee

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)

Fantastic benefits and autonomy, but few return offers

Software Engineer (Internship) • Former Employee

London, England

October 24, 2026

Pros: There are great benefits for the employees, insane autonomy, and I love the team.

Cons: From what I heard, its pretty rare for students to get return offer.

4.0
Fantastic benefits and autonomy, but few return offers
Software Engineer (Internship) • Former Employee
London, England
October 24, 2026
Pros: There are great benefits for the employees, insane autonomy, and I love the team.
Cons: From what I heard, its pretty rare for students to get return offer.

Probably the best place to work in Italy

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: - Great ambition - Possibility to have a real impact - High talent density - Flexible working hours - Remote working - Amazing office - Amazing colleagues - All-paid annual company retreat around the world - Inclusive and non-bullshit culture

Cons: Expectations are very high: it is not for everybody. I honestly love that: it is what makes everything exciting and ensures you are surrounded by great colleagues.

5.0
Probably the best place to work in Italy
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Milan
May 21, 2023
Pros: - Great ambition - Possibility to have a real impact - High talent density - Flexible working hours - Remote working - Amazing office - Amazing colleagues - All-paid annual company retreat around the world - Inclusive and non-bullshit culture
Cons: Expectations are very high: it is not for everybody. I honestly love that: it is what makes everything exciting and ensures you are surrounded by great colleagues.

Programming at Bending Spoons

Software Engineer • Current Employee

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)

5.0
Programming at Bending Spoons
Software Engineer • Current Employee
May 28, 2025
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)

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