The interviewer seemed like a nice enough guy, but overall this was the most insulting interview process I have ever been through. First, we exchanged emails and he told me that they wanted to hire someone on at $XX/hr and I asked if the pay was negotiable because I was currently making more than the advertised pay. I was told the pay was negotiable and I decided to set up the in person interview. The in person interview was very laid back and informal but I was told that my AutoCAD skills where not good enough to make the current pay that I was actually being paid to work with AutoCAD. I didn’t take a proficiency test or anything during the interview, just from talking I was told I wasn’t good enough for the pay I wanted. The only reason I am looking is because I need better benefits. Nonetheless, a week later I was offered the job at $2 less then what we had discussed they wanted to pay via email. In the end I was told I wasn’t good enough for the pay I wanted but was still offered the job at $8/hr less then what I was currently making. Needless to say, I declined the offer. This company may be a great company, I can’t judge it on the actions of one person, but I have never been more insulted in a professional manner.

Very professional, the interviewer was very informed and prepared for the interview. Good conversation about opportunities within the company. The actual location of the office was the deal-breaker for me.