Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum interview questions

The interview was held remotely and was mostly a description of the project I would work on as an intern. I was surprised by how few questions I was asked about my experience or ambitions for the internship. When I actually began the internship, the project scope had narrowed from what had originally been described, but remained generally accurate.

Interviewer was several minutes late to the interview and started off saying how busy she was that day. In fact, she was so busy that she spent the entire interview typing away and obviously looking at email or other documents. She was clearly bothered to be there before I even said a word. The level of disrespect was unreal. The questions were rather rote for the position. Was she even listening? Who knows? I never heard back -- they didn't even have to courtesy to send a rejection email. My sympathies are with those who work for this person. Spending 30 minutes with her was enough disrespect and unprofessionalism for me.