i3 Product Development interview questions

They had me sit in a room for two hours, with zero interaction with the staff, and make an app. The IDE they provided did not work, I had download a different version. Incredibly disrespectful. They did not even give me the courtesy of telling me whether I got the job or not. This is a terrible company.

1) Prescreen interview 2) Technical phone interview 3) Onsite interview that consisted of being given a coding challenge. After a certain period of time, the solution is reviewed and discussed. Afterward, I received a facilities tour. This method of interviewing was impressive. The coding challenge provided the means for the company to ask questions and the candidate to explain the reasoning behind the code. I thought it was an excellent way for the company to understand the candidate's thought processes, problem solving ability, and the candidate's ability to communicate. One of the best interviewing processes; beneficial for company and candidate.