The initial phone screen was great. I talked with a couple of people on the team about their projects, challenges, things they liked and disliked about what they're doing. I've worked with both large scale and small companies doing both software and infrastructure project / program work. It sounded fun and challenging in keeping business going while expanding a network not built to do what it's doing. I was invited up for an inperson, all expense paid interview. It was an all day, grueling interview from 8:15 am - 4 pm with several people. They all sat with a laptop and asked situational questions. I honestly didn't "click" with any of them and it felt "rote". I'm very collaborative & use to working with bright people all over the world. I always say "we" achieved this or that. I was told specifically by my first interviewer that Amazon wants to hear about what I personally have achieved and not what "we" have achieved. Hmm. I'm a project / program manager not a lone cowboy type. I'm not an architect. I rely on my technical team. I could tell after the first interviewer the roll wasn't for me.