Koin interview questions

Face to face in a bright office. Friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Spent 2 hours sat with a member of staff to see what the job was about. I was offered the job a few days later but told there was someone else in front of me and that I would have to wait a short while for a start date as they wanted me to work for them but had to wait for someone else who was leaving shortly. My start date would be in a month or 2. I am so pleased I didnt hand in my notice to my current job. I didn't receive any further correspondence. I chased via email for my start date and had no reply then via phone, I was told the manager would call me back and she never did. Extremely unprofessional end result. Shame as they all SEEMED very nice.

A bizarre, chaotic and ultimately unprofessional process: an initially encouraging phone conversation was followed by an informal - in a word - interview of sorts which started with a brief tour of the building followed by what amounted to little more than a chat while sitting on beanbags in the interview room. As I was leaving the interviewer asked me to send an email with my thoughts/observations on the interview, which I did promptly but which was ignored for almost a week, along with a follow-up message I sent on LinkedIn which did not receive a reply at all. This after the interviewer said they actually liked would-be employees getting in touch via LinkedIn. To add insult to injury they also put up a post on LinkedIn inviting people looking for work to send in their CVs on spec, even if no relevant vacancies were being advertised by Koin Limited - before they had even bothered to get back to me or reply to my messages.