ScoNet interview questions

Unprofessional...Working with Sconet wasn't the brightest of experiences and I kind of got that feel in the interview...I had people tell me not to work for them, but the exposure to a rainbow of technologies was enticing. Go with your gut. Ask hard questions. As much as they interview you, you interview them.

Applied through Indeed. Met with Jason for an in person interview shortly after. Jason seemed like a good guy, and I I felt like that interview went well. I have some old legal issues on my record that I wish I would have mentioned prior to the interview. I was told He would pass the info about my issues onto the CEO who would make a final decision. A week or so goes by, and I haven't heard back so I chalked it up to a lost cause. Out of the blue I get a call from the CEO who wants to meet for a second interview. The second interview seemed awkward and I had a hard time getting a feel for this guy. In the end I was passed over for the position. I thank them because I would have accepted the offer, instead I got an offer paying 12% more than their top advertised pay rate and I don't have to sign a contract.