I filled out a pre-application at a career fair and didn't think much of it. A week or so later, I got an email telling me to show up at 7:45 the next morning for a "final interview." I guess they like you to be unprepared.

They showed us the typical, "Look, don't you want to work for us?" presentation, then we had interviews with two people.

The first guy I got was pretty unpleasant. I really just think he thought I was "weird" and didn't like me.

Anyway, he asked a series of your typical BS interview questions, and they demand that you answer them in a rigid series of steps. If a step didn't apply to your answer, I guess that was just seen as a failing on your part.

He acted as if he couldn't comprehend my answers and wrote my answers down in a way that made me look bad, then refused to correct them. I felt like walking out of that interview, and I wish I had.

The second guy I talked to was very nice and asked a couple of easy questions.

That night, I was informed via email that I needed to apply to all the jobs I was interested in. Because applying after an interview makes perfect sense.

Needless to say, within a week or two, I got a generic, "don't feel there's a strong match" email.

Nothing unexpected. Just imagine the worst questions from one of those books of interview questions, and an unsympathetic jerk sitting across from you.