3 long days, in hotel room with open door. Weird why not conference room. One day was 4hrs long wuick decision calling bk time you will know before the end of the week

This was by far the worst interview experience I have ever had. Ever. The man who interviewed me (F) was clearly leftover from 1970s corporate. Condescending, passive-aggressive, rude. He called me “evasive” when I asked a couple of questions before answering the salary question. I simply needed more info before answering. This is what good salespeople do - they get their questions answered before giving a number, especially if they're backed into a corner and have to give the first number. He then abruptly let me know he held ALL the cards about moving forward and I’d hear back. I was not impressed, nor did he intimidate, which I believe is his MO.I did hear back via email and it that I wasn’t moving forward. I was fine with this, as it took me several days to shake off the attitude and experience of this interview. I’m rating the interview as “Difficult” because it was a challenge to maintain a pleasant demeanor during this “interview”. I had already had a couple of lovely, engaging conversations with the hiring manager, so I knew not everyone was from a work era 40+ years ago. This man is a horrible representation for the brand.