The interview was a little different from the norm. There was a basic phone screen and then an in person interview. Most of the time was spent having me ask them questions rather than the other way around. The technical screen was pretty simple. The toughest question was a very basic javascript question "What is a anonymous function in javascript?" The absolute worst experience I've ever had in an interview came when I meet the CEO. Right away without actually engaging in any conversation told me that he thought I didn't deserve to work there. Most of the time he was basically accusing me of lying. He didn't care what the other guys interview with said or if I passed the technical questions cause he felt I was lying and that there are hundreds of people he could hire that would be far better. Even though I was told in the technical part I was one of the only candidates to be able answer a basic JavaScript question correctly. The CEO asked me why I got into IT and why I want to work there, before I could even get a word out he immediately said that I was not going to give an honest answer anyways so he doesn't care what I had to say. Then proceeded to pretty much tell me why I'm a loser and why I'm not good enough to work there. For the most part didn't bother to have a convo with me and when he did ask me a question he would just immediately cut me off. He was absolutely one of the most unprofessional, disrespectful, and unstable individuals I've ever meet. It's ridiculous for anyone to act like that but extremely frustrating when I was wasting my time while other companies already had an offer or interest.