I had two lovely interviews with the lovely person who would have been my supervisor before meeting with the CEO. I have never in my life had a job interview like that one, and I hope I never do again. He started by asking me which parts of the publishing catalog interested me and cut off my answer after a few words to tell me that no one cared about the books I was mentioning, and that the hacker stuff was really where it was at. We spent about 15 minutes with him talking at me aggressively about how if I didn't have experience with hacking, I would suck at the job, and that "none of those kind of guys would take me seriously because you're a little blonde girl" so I better know exactly what I was talking about when it came to the tech stuff. I believe the only questions I was actually asked were about my interest level and experience with hacking- nothing about my actual qualifications for the job. The role was for events and marketing, which I had plenty of experience with, and I think I got about 7 words in edgewise. It was a genuinely horrible, sexist experience and I felt like I needed to take a shower afterward to get it all off me. I had been told that if the meeting with the CEO went well that I would get an offer, and he left the room by saying that "if I did some research and learned anything about the world of hacking, we could continue to talk." I removed myself from the hiring process. I'm leaving this review to add to the existing warnings to not touch this place with a ten foot pole.