I was initially contacted over the phone and asked to come in for an interview. After agreeing on a day and time, I was told that I would receive an email confirmation. No email confirmation ever came. As the day of the interview approached, I tried to get in contact with them, but to no avail. Eventually, they ended up contacting me the day of the interview. It turns out the interview was scheduled for an hour earlier than the agreed upon time. I didn't know since they never sent the confirmation, so I had to scramble to make it on time. They gave me a series of written tests covering accounting, IT, and SQL. Afterwards, I met with a senior developer for about an hour and a half. The interview was very technical and seemed to go quite well. The only red flag I picked up on (other than the issues mentioned before) was that it seems they use some older, obsolete technology and practices, which I was willing to overlook because the conversation seemed to go well. When I thought we were all done, he informs me that I also will be speaking with the head of the department for another hour. It turned out that the department head was double-booked on interviews. I was given the option of waiting for another hour before I could speak to him or coming in a few days later. I opted for the latter and informed them I would be coming in on my lunch break. Unlike before, I got email confirmation of this second interview almost immediately. Anyways, I came in for the second time to speak with the head of the department and it all went downhill from there. I came in at the scheduled time (a few minutes early, actually). He had me waiting for 30 minutes past the scheduled interview time. I was actually just about to get up and leave when he finally came down. This was not a very technical interview. He just went over my resume. Even after thoroughly explaining my experience and past personal projects, he seemed to be dubious of my work experience. This is in spite of the technical grilling I received a few days prior in which I seemed to do pretty well. He even had the audacity to inquire as to whether my current position was an actual real development position. I have no idea why he would ask this seeing as my title was listed as 'Software Developer' and I had explained many of my current projects in great technical detail (tools, frameworks, design patterns, etc.). Well, he ended up speaking to me for about an hour and a half. This, coupled with the fact that I had to wait for 30 minutes left me negligible time to ask any meaningful questions of my own. I asked if they would be in contact with me either way. He seemed caught off guard by that question and bumbled a response that they would only contact me if they decided to hire me. I said I would call them in a week or so to be sure and he said this was fine and gave me his card. Needless to say, I did not follow through with them. The lack of professionalism for the second interview was very disappointing considering how well the first interview went. It makes me seriously question the culture of this place and doubt whether I would actually ever want to work there.