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.

Pros: Bending Spoons provides and environment full of opportunities to learn, grow and embrace challenging but fulfilling initiatives, where people can have a direct impact on the outcome. Given the high level of ownership given, and transparency between functions, even as an engineer is possible to learn a ton on different domains: product, marketing, project management.

Cons: After one year, still difficult to find even one. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Pros: As the company is obsessed with impact, you'll have plenty of occasions to prove your worth in high-leverage endeavors. Each line of code must exist to make a real difference, and each unnecessary bureaucratic process is thrown out of the window. Remember those colleagues or classmates that spent hours or days working on diminishing returns efforts or unnecessary code abstractions just to have the core value proposition of their software fail miserably? Out there, loads of tech companies are full of code optimizers and religious wars on how to name certain variables or functions. Here we strive for real impact.

Cons: It isn't easy to see the rest of the world in the same way once you glance at this.