First spent 30 minutes with an internal recruiter. He subsequently set me up with an on-site interview the hiring manager in the San Diego office. It was non-technical in nature and lasted just over an hour. Two weeks later I came back for a technical on-site, which went for about 3.5 hours. First portion was with a relatively sr. developer creating a sudoku solution checker. That went well enough. Second portion was with a jr. developer who was a sub for another sr. developer who couldn't make it. It was just a discussion of my experience. Third portion was with the hiring manager. I was asked to create a roman numeral convertor. I had built one for an interview 6 months earlier, mentioned that I had, but he asked me to continue. Unfortunately while I made it much of the way through, I was having some trouble remembering the exact solution. He gave me some hints at an alternate approach but at the same time was showing some frustration -- got the feeling it was implied I had lied about solving this before just to get out of the exercise. I became quite flustered, even said it out loud, so he elected to stop the exercise so we could discuss the position further. Then I was asked what I thought of the other engineers who interviewed me earlier. I answered. He asked again in a slightly different manner, seemingly unsatisfied with my answer. And this manner of passive aggressiveness continued until I left about 15 minutes later. I knew the interview had not gone well, but I tried to be courteous and professional as I was walked out. The manager mentioned they would be contacting me within a few days. 6 weeks later I received an automated response from the "AppFolio Recruitment Team" which says: "Thank you for giving us the opportunity to consider you for the Sr. Software Engineer. We have reviewed your background and qualifications and find that we do not have an appropriate position for you at this time. We appreciate your interest and wish you success in your job search." Absolutely classless response from this company. I gave up 6 hours of my time and not even the internal recruiter could bother to personally contact me.