Web video interview with question prompts. About 9 questions and 1-2 minute video responses for each. Simple questions and you got to retake your response once if you messed up during it.

The first interview was a discussion on my background. This went well. The next interview happened a few days later. It felt like a hazing. The group consisted of a main interviewer and 5 or 6 others. There was a chaotic period of technical and behavioral questions being asked by different people who may or may not have identified themselves. Most of the interviewers were audio only even though I was on video. I'd guess ten to fifteen questions were asked. One person asked me what question I would ask myself, then asked me to answer that question. The coding challenge was next. It was presented on a sandbox site and I was allowed to search the web if needed. Part of the code was already done. While trying to acclimate myself to the finished code and the written instructions, I was rushed to complete it while the voice(s?) kept interrupting with leading questions, more instructions, and snide remarks. I was expected to (all at once) : 1. do the task 2. listen to instructions 3. discuss what I was thinking 4. state what I was searching the web for - definitely felt their wrath for this one. I was flustered and deflated by the end of the interview. Someone said it was nice to meet me, then the call abruptly disconnected. As a person of color, I have experienced various degrees of disrespect and negative attitudes on interviews. No difference here.