Glitch interview questions

This was one of the best interview experiences I've had. I talked with many staff members which I enjoyed. I also liked that they were clear about what salary would be offered, since salary negotiations are often such a pain point in the process. I often feel like more tech interviews are like "oh here are some staff to talk to who resent being here because they are busy but you need to talk to them because reasons." But I felt each staff interview was useful, not too long, and that they were prepared and genuinely wanted to talk to me. I did not get the offer but I was left with a positive view of the company.

Applied online in October by solving a pretty basic coding question that you have to send with your application. A bot replied saying that someone will get back to me in a month max but nobody did. Finally heard back in January with a video interview. It consisted of initial introduction question. Followed by one Geometry question, relax, the interviewer helps if you need formulas and stuff, they just want to see how you approach a problem and if it's not working then how you solve the bugs. After that I was given a coding question, to find if a string is Palindrome or not. Pretty easy for someone who has a technical background. After that, I tried to talk to the interviewer for two mins after she asked if I had any questions but she wasn't interested at all. Her expressions since the start showed that she was interviewing just for the sake of it. Both the questions were easy and can be easily solved, which I think I did but I was rejected via email the next day and they said they can't provide individual feedback.