I was contacted after applying via LinkedIn. Got a call within 20 minutes, which seemed very odd. Spoke to a very nice HR girl who asked me a few questions and then informed me that they were doing interviews that day only from 2 to 4pm in their office. I received this call at 1:15, and was not at all able to drop everything and go to the city as I was not even in town at the time. I let her know that, and she said she would check what else was available and call me back. Got a call next day (around 1pm) from a different person who then asked me if I could be in the office the next morning at 8am for a 20-minute interview with the CEO. I asked if I could just do a phone interview instead, as I was unable to come in on such short notice for a 20-minute interview. I was told that the company doesn't do phone interviews and I should 'really consider taking this opportunity', because I 'may not get a chance again'. I then asked to withdraw my application. Was contacted 3 days later by a different person who then told me this was my 'final chance' to come in to interview, as the process was moving quickly. I stated that I had asked to withdraw my application and the girl tried to tell me I had just applied that morning, which I had not. She was very nice about it, but clearly was either uninformed, or they didn't withdraw me like I had asked. Not a very professional experience.