There was a reasonably easy questionnaire as the first stage which was followed by a 30-min phone interview with four developers, including the technical lead and two senior devs. I was asked to give my sales pitch and was then asked to rate my ability with a number of relevant technologies, accompanied by technical questions. I was also asked questions regarding older technologies that I had not used in a long time and could not recall in detail. I did not feel like the interviewers did a great job of evaluating my expertise, but I take responsibility for not being better prepared to impress, and I understand why they chose not to move forward. I do not have a razor-sharp memory for minutiae, and have become accustomed to quickly searching online whenever I need a refresher on details I've forgotten, but this doesn't bode well for an interview. It would have been better to book up. The most disappointing aspect of the process, however, and the reason I'm writing this review, was the lack of follow-up communication. I was told during the interview that I would hear either way by the end of the week, but I was completely ghosted, even though I sent a couple follow-up emails and specifically asked for clarification. A simple "Thank you but we have moved forward with a different candidate" would have been sufficient. Even better would have been a brief statement of what they felt I could improve on. Hopefully they will improve this in the future.