weird experience. First round - Interview started at 4 pm, Interviewer gone through resume was reading everything on my resume loudly , for whatever reason he was doing that. I had experience on Neo4j, he started asking questions like why was it being used. I explained the usecase. He was not satified. Then I told him we had migrated to Postgres from Neo4J due to scalibilty and cluster issues. We were facing issues with clustering and scaling the db as it was not fully managed service at that time also one of the reason was to use PostGIS capabilities of Postgres. He ignored scaling issues and just tried to say "So you just migrated because you wanted to use PostGIS". For whatever reason he was doing that. I again made him clear and explained PostGIS's usecase in my application. He then started saying , in a offended tone, "yeah , I know what it is we work on that only" -- This came when I tried explaining our usecase and tried to clear his doubts. Then he gave some coding question after 20 mins of discussion. He came back after 25 - 30 mins. I wasn't finished and it wasn't the way he had expected. I didn't created any custom classes to solve the problem. He started blasting again, saying you "did not followed the question rightly, do you do development or maintainance work"... Guy was really weird. Then asked me to create new classes and all and said this is what he was expecting. Again he started saying I gave you 40 -50 mins why didn't you finished it. I only had 25 - 30 mins. Then he started asking more of high level design questions. It was on SQS, First asked why we had used SQS, I exlpained him why. He asked why not lambda instead of ec2 for sqs triggers. I explained that as those services does multiple sets of operation and also interacts with third party / dbs, have multiple components depends on it, lambda may costs more when it scales. he was not satisfied, was saying lambda is cheap, I explained him given more load and operations to performed wrt time, lambda may cost more compared to ec2 autoscaled. He was still in disagreed state. Then he asked can SQS have multiple consumers. I said yes, it can. He started saying whilst laughing, "so will you horizontally scale ec2 on a SQS, If I ask you to do" . I said yes, we can. Then he said something like, "we can do that with ECS with multiple containers with cpu and memory load and all" . As per him we directly cannot scale ec2 given the load or whatever he meant by that. This was very weird and bad experience, given all the nice things I have heard about Here. Interviewer was weird and rude, like he wanted to prove something.