I was first contacted by email saying they were interested and wondered if I wanted to set up an interview. Of course I said yes so they set it up a couple days later. The guy called me but apparently they had issues with their phones because I couldn't hear anything. I tried to call back but nothing happned. I later got an email saying they were having issues and would set it up for the next day. I said that was fine. The initial screening interview went pretty well as expected, had a few things in common and was very pleasant. After the initial interview I was given a programming test which I completed that night. Once I turned that in, it pretty much went all down hill. I was told that the review of my program was well received and if I had availability the latter half of the week. I said sure, of course, but didn't hear anything for a week. Next week rolled around and I emailed the guy and asked him if anything had been scheduled yet. He said sorry, and set it up right away. So the time came around for the phone interview and I never got called. Emailed the guy again, he said sorry again, and said he would set something up again for the latter part of the week. Finally I got to talk to someone, and I thought it went well. He had an ego, you could tell, and was using some sort of conference phone so it was hard to hear what he was saying. Having to ask him over and over again what he said I'm sure did not look good. He also seemed like he wasn't putting too much effort into it. Anyways, I got emailed the next day saying I had a great background but the typical "wasn't the right fit" response was given. However, they said "don't fret!", and if another position came up that fit my skill set, they'd contact me. I doubt that's true but it's nice to hear. Hope for the best for Spiceworks although it wasn't such a pleasant interviewing process.