My first impressions of the building were...wow. This place needs some TLC. The entrance to the building is downstairs behind a privacy fence, and I really didn't feel safe walking there. The floors are terribly uneven and you can hear the upstairs neighbors flushing the toilets and talking. At first, I wasn't too concerned about the building since I assumed it was a newer start-up company...it's been 23 years in the making and you are still in the same raggedy office building? I feel bad for the employees. Aside from the ambiance, the interviewer, Bil...was just strange. He kept a headphone in the entire time and asked me too many unprofessional and personal questions that made me feel uneasy. Not to mention, he cursed the whole time and talked mess about his current staff. In the end, he made it seem like I got the job. He told me to email a starting date to his HR Director, and so I did. The HR Director said she would get back with me and never did, it has been over a month now and I never received anything saying I didn't receive the job. If I didn't get it, that's fine but have the common decency to tell people the news when they have been asking...especially when there was a definite job offer during the interview. All in all, I can sum this place up in three words: Unprofessional, Unorganized, and Unwelcoming.