They had me take a numerical reasoning assessment before being approved for an interview. Upon completion of the assessment I was informed that the role I had applied for was already filled and instead scheduled me to interview for a QA Automation Engineer role. The interview was conducted via Zoom but I had to leave after initially joining the call because they were using the same link to hold a separate meeting that hadn't finished. Once I rejoined I was able to begin the interview with 3 individuals. There was little introduction made before being asked to tell them about myself. After I admittedly fumbled through my introduction of myself I was asked if I knew much about the company or the CEO. When I indicated that I didn't know much the subject was immediately dropped, even though with any interview I've had with any other company, the interviewer takes the opportunity to describe the company a little, so the fact that the subject was dropped made this feel like I was being tested on whether I had researched about the company and it's founder. Finally, we got to some semi-relevant questions when I was asked what the top 3 things I would want from a job offer. I indicated that, as a father of two small children, I value a good work/life balance over everything. My answer to this changed the attitude of the whole interview as the lead interviewer seemed to take offense that I would want to spend time with my family. The other two interviewers tried to interject with skills based questions, I think I answered two programming questions throughout the entirety of the interview, but the lead interviewer kept bringing things back to me wanting a good work/life balance and how it was unreasonable of me. I pretty much knew the interview was over at this point but still took the opportunity to ask a couple of questions about the culture of the company and what a day in the life of this position looks like, the latter of which was never properly answered. After disconnecting from the Zoom call I pretty much knew that I hadn't gotten the job and was pretty sure I didn't want it at that point anyway. Sure enough, five minutes later I received an email saying that the company had decided to move forward with other candidates. Overall, a giant waste of everyone's time.