Ask anyone what's the best thing about Bending Spoons—everyone will give you the same answer: Spooners. Spooners are extremely talented and motivated, they are the best people you can meet in your life. Working with them gives you the chance to learn and improve every day, no matter your level of expertise. It's also motivating: The healthy competition of being surrounded by capable and effective people pushes you to do your best. You are always able to trust your peers, and you will enjoy the result of their work, rather than being frustrated at their mistakes or inattention to detail. The same applies to the management: I have great trust in everyone who's leading the company. I often trust others more than myself, which is not usually the case outside of here. Also, Spooners are nice people. You will likely find many friends in here.
Besides, the company is awesome. You can still feel a startuppy attitude, despite the growing size. Things are handled with sharp logic and pragmatism. Finally, this is not just a regular "employee" job. If you join, you join a mission, you feel part of it, and you have a stake in the company too.
Impostor syndrome: you will likely feel it a lot, and this can be daunting sometimes.
I applied online. The process took four weeks. The process consisted of multiple steps. First there were some logical quizzes and then some interviews. Even if the application was for a technical role, the entire process did not include any technica
I applied online. I reached the second phase of the interview, which requires some coding tasks. The first phase, which is the most selective one, requires the resolution of logic problems as well as questions to understand the attitude and characte
The process consists of a logical test pre-interview, an interview with HR, a technical interview, a team interview, and a final interview where you discuss pay and benefits. Overall, it is too long, and every step is needed to be able to do the nex
I applied online. The process took four weeks. The process consisted of multiple steps. First there were some logical quizzes and then some interviews. Even if the application was for a technical role, the entire process did not include any technica
I applied online. I reached the second phase of the interview, which requires some coding tasks. The first phase, which is the most selective one, requires the resolution of logic problems as well as questions to understand the attitude and characte
The process consists of a logical test pre-interview, an interview with HR, a technical interview, a team interview, and a final interview where you discuss pay and benefits. Overall, it is too long, and every step is needed to be able to do the nex