The Interrupt interview process was, quite honestly, unprofessional from start to finish. It involved two on-site interviews with different team members. The first session included lunch at the brewery located next to Interrupt and a tour of the offices. I received an online meeting link for the second session, even though the interview was meant to be in-person. Once this confusion was cleared up, I ended up being late. The second interview, once I arrived, involved 7-8 team members in the conference room, asking basic questions about my creative process. During the second session, I also met with Interrupt's owner/CEO, who asked me questions about my marital status, whether I had children, and where they went to school. And that was that. I never heard a further word from the company after I walked out the door.