Went through numerous rounds of phone interviews. After 3rd or 4th phone round interview, I was unexpectedly asked to fly in for another in person interview (hopefully semi final as they will tell you the owner makes a "gut call for a final interview") within a very short time frame. I trusted this to be a positive sign and decided to give it a shot. What happened next is where things started to go down hill, fast. After booking my flight and less than 48 hrs until flying out, I was emailed and asked to create a project presentation around their product to present to a panel at Shelton. The instructions were severely vague and confusing, Clarifying questions around what they were looking for were not answered. I decided to work hard on creating a last minute presentation as best and follow through. Keep in miind, I am staying up late in the AM having to prepare this last min presentation while also preparing to make a 3hr flight and a 1hr drive from the airport to Shelton to deliver a few hours later. but I was hungry for the role. When I was on site at Shelton, I was taken to the conference room for in person interviews and finally asked to present the presentation. I brought a copy of my presentation on digital media, even though it wasn't instructed to do so (again the last minute request for a presentation was hilariously vague), which turned out to be what was needed for their conference room as I found out 10 mins before having to give the presentation. When I was ready to load the presentation, the Sectra employee (whom was very nice) had no idea how to load it and 5 mins before giving it, I had to figure out how to use their equipment to load it, which I did and gave the presentation and then I informed and taught the sectra employee (I think they were an intern?) on how I figured out how to use their equipment since they were having issues trying to figure out how to do so. I legitimately thought this was some kind of pressure "test" to see how I would react in a demanding situation with almost zero instructions or guidance and considering I had a full blown presentation and was able to deliver it without any guidance or help, I felt confident that I showed promising potential to them. As soon as I returned home I was emailed that they decided to move forward with other candidates, I asked for feedback and was not provided any. At the time, there wasn't much feedback on their interviews so I wasn't aware this to be the common theme and risk with them. I wasted a lot of time, effort and personal safety through their rigorous and poorly thought out interview process. Nice people working there, but completely unprofessional interview process. Beware.