I put in an application for the position and a few hours later was scheduled for an in-person interview. I went in the next day and spoke to the hiring manager for about half an hour. Overall the questions were easy and predictable, though early on his body language seemed to indicate he wasn't entirely engaged in our conversation (I'm sure he has a busy schedule but this was certainly off-putting to me). However, as the interview continued he seemed to become more interested in what I had to say, complimenting me on my answers and telling me I would be a great fit for the company. At the end he explained to me what our next steps would be, saying he'd speak to his management and have me come in for another interview in the next few days. Needless to say I was disappointed when the company failed to reach back out to me. It almost seems like he was overly polite as to put off the burden of outright rejecting me.

Felt very “manly” used a lot of sport analogies. The office is very male driven only two females. Felt intimidating at Times. Took in a glass office.... felt like you were in a fish tank. Not go mention the actual fish tank smelt bad