Onebridge interview questions in Indianapolis

Had a telephonic interview followed by on site interview with the team. The team was welcoming showed me around the office during on-site interview. The worst part is the person who was co-coordinating did not even reply after the interview. It is frustrating from candidates point to not hear back if he has put in efforts to make it to the interview by preparing for it, taking leaves, spending on travel, etc.

I am a .NET Developer and Architect with 7 years of experience. 3 different Recruiters from SmartIT contacted me about the same positions......on the same day. Do you not have a database. Anyway, I ultimately, spoke with the final Recruiter who reached out via LinkedIn. I was a little shocked at how condescending and arrogant he was, especially after seeing that he only had about 3 years of experience. He pitched 3 different opportunities and I asked that he only submit my resume to one, because I was very interested in the client. 2 days later I find out from an ex-colleague that I was submitted to one that I did not give permission to. I also caught him lying about submitting me to the one client I was interested in, because my friend is in HR there. What an awful way of working seasoned resources open to positions in the market. Nevertheless, I ended up getting the job direct at the client I wanted thanks to my friend and me following up on my own. I wrote the recruiter expressing my unhappiness on how things were handled but never heard back. The company I went to work for had just hired another Sr. .NET Developer who was working at SmartIT and later explained what a disaster it had been working there and how thankful he was to be gone. What goes around, comes around I guess. Word of advice: if you are a seasoned Developer, I would let the phone ring if you see them come up on caller ID.......or it could have just been my experience with a blowhard recruiter who was more interested in hearing himself speak.