This is the company full of young professionals who loves their job. Every single person in Bending Spoons actually loves what they do and that results in having a high quality products developed in wonderful atmosphere. Additionally: - Quality is at first place, regarding both people and projects. - Very experienced but humble people, everybody's constantly learning and improving themselves. - Lots of internal tools for automatization of boring repeating tasks - Strong feedback culture (everyone seeks the feedback and everyone gladly receives it) - Meritocracy - Working from home policy (full remote open for some positions_ - Unlimited vacation days
There is nothing that I noticed so far.
I applied online. The process took four months. I applied for both an internship and the First Commit challenge in 2025. After some logic and programming tests, I had a logic interview, and then I was accepted for First Commit. After doing well in t
I applied online. The process was really long and repetitive. After the screening, I was asked to do a lot of tasks taking more than three hours. Some tasks were very mathematical, some were a mix of coding and math, and others were behavioral in st
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. The process had multiple steps. The first step presented logic problems, and the second step presented algorithm optimisation problems. I didn't go beyond the second step, but I expect there are at least t
I applied online. The process took four months. I applied for both an internship and the First Commit challenge in 2025. After some logic and programming tests, I had a logic interview, and then I was accepted for First Commit. After doing well in t
I applied online. The process was really long and repetitive. After the screening, I was asked to do a lot of tasks taking more than three hours. Some tasks were very mathematical, some were a mix of coding and math, and others were behavioral in st
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. The process had multiple steps. The first step presented logic problems, and the second step presented algorithm optimisation problems. I didn't go beyond the second step, but I expect there are at least t