I interviewed at the office in London. Because I can't leave work during the day they were flexible enough to interview me after hour. It seemed like the office was still quite busy at that point still but I now understand it's a round-the-world operation with something always happening in some time zone. The interviewer thoroughly went through my CV. I got the impression that she was actually interested in my education and what I had learned. Not my usual experience. I have only a few years out of university. But one thing I found different that she asked a number of questions what I actually want to do - that I have not heard before. I had to think hard and quick on this one. Then came the technical questions --- which was kind of humbling. I'm not sure how I flunked some of the basics in hindsight, but I guess I blanked out on a few basic C# and comp sci questions. Not impressed with my own performance in the first part. That was okay though, as my interviewer seemed understanding. It wasn't a problem, and we moved on to questions about writing some methods in C# and then iterated over them. Some of these methods got really optimised, I found it interesting how much code we managed to strip away. Finally I got to ask questions of my own, which was of course interesting, but it's really more just questions that I personally wanted to know --- I don't think that would be of interest to anyone else. Oh and they got me an Uber to go home because it was late in the evening and I have a long-ish, inconvenient trip home. That was class (not a class in the programming sense, hihi)