Initially they required a "code sample" to be emailed. This is always problematic and unrealistic since the requirements are never clear. Then there was a phone interview. Incredibly, the interviewer didn't even ask me one word about my experience or offer to tell me one word about the position. After an initial very brief greeting he insisted on going right to a technical problem. He set up an online "chalkboard" and asked me to code as he watched every character I typed and we talked on the phone. It was about a 50-line function. I had one or two very minor errors ( "=" instead of "+=" ) primarily the result of the fact that I don't normally code in this kind of environment. The interviewer wrapped up the conversation rather abruptly and essentially informed me that he wasn't interested. The whole exchange was very unrealistic and shallow - to say the least. Strong negative for this company.