The interview process was explained in detail and very typical. Started with a call with a talent acquisition specialist who asked questions about myself (give us an overview of your experience and other questions like how your coworkers describe you) and then proceeded to explain who they were and where the company was at the moment (expanding). The next interview was a technical interview with the principal engineers. The first part was questions and answers about the stack in question. Very typical questions like what is dependency injection, abstract class, interface etc. The next part was the live coding exercise. It was an average algorithm problem which I first explained how to solve. Everything was going okay, then I proceeded to solve the problem, became nervous, and took a bit of time to write the solution. Before I even had the time to finish the interviewer stopped me and said that we had to wrap up and there was no point in continuing, said bye, and hung up the call. I have to say I was somewhat shocked at such arrogance. I understand that I was not at the level they expected me to be but wouldn't hurt to thank me for my time and take 2 minutes to explain that I was not at the level expected or something along those lines. Anyway, it was definitely not for me as I don't want to work in a company full of egos.