Red Flags as far as the eye can see. This was the weirdest and least professional interview prosses I have ever been through. The first interview was a phone interview, I was asked at least three times throughout the interview if I would be taking their health care. I responded each time that I would have to compare what they offered with my own. The response from the interviewer was less than pleased I would have to think about this. I was also asked four to five times to give a sold number for salary. Each time I would respond that I would not give a number at this time. To which I was asked, "why can't you give me your number?" The second interview was a skype call. One hour after the call was scheduled to end I received a phone call with no explanation why I was being called late. Again with this interview, I berated over if I would take their health insurance and wanted to commit to a salary. Finally, I was called with a job offer. They sent an email just saying I was offered the job, with no other details about position details, compensation, bonus, employee benefits, privacy policies and termination conditions. I was then sent paperwork asking for all my personal information and contracts of employment that they needed the same day. There was a follow-up email asking me to come to a meeting not at their office in DC but to a house. Every time I asked for an official offer letter my request was deflected or not answered. They required me to sign a contracted before I could see an official offer letter detailing position details, compensation, bonus, employee benefits, privacy policies and termination conditions.

Awful. Did an initial phone interview. Interviewer didn't even introduce themselves by name. Then went to next wrong where I kept pronouncing the first interviewers name wrong. Second interview was via Skype and this person didn't bother to identify themselves either. Seemed annoyed to be having to do the interview. Then assumed the first person told me salary range (she didn't). I wouldn't have even bothered had she because the pay was measly.