They were burning and turning! When I walked in, I could hear the other interview still happening. They were in another room, but in the tiny office it was easy to hear every single word being said (without trying). At the end of my interview, the next candidate was already waiting outside the door. The interview lasted 10-15 minutes, with most of it serving as more of an explanation of what the job looks like. I felt as though my background was barely touched on and the whole process was rushed. I was not given the opportunity to ask questions about the company, pretty much ushered out when we hit our time limit. The interviewer himself (Dylan) was colorful and outgoing, which made it more enjoyable. Advice to other interviewees: Get yourself an elevator speech, because you may not have a ton of time to talk. If you have questions, force them in before the interviewer finishes asking his.

Quick to respond and hire the process is pretty simple once you apply and go for the interview you will see if this is a fit for you or not most work seems pretty reasonable