Initially I had a phone screening with the person whom I believe was in charge of recruiting in house, which went well. He asked me some questions and it seemed to be a good fit. When I came in, the owner interviewed me. He seemed friendly and smiled to even the questions that I did terrible on. I was caught off guard because the majority of technical questions he asked me were Mac questions, and since I didn't do much mac stuff at my last job, i was a bit rusty. My fault on that one, i should have expected the unexpected, but i went in thinking they were going to ask me about tricky Windows and Network questions, which they didn't really. He also asked me about Jamf, and what I did with it, which i completely bombed since I only used it in a test environment at home(my last company didn't use it). It was one of the only interviews where I cringed and doubted my skills. From a respected technology leader it could be that my tech skills are not up to par as people have told me, or maybe this was just a brutal interview. I'll own this one though, and make it a point to learn as much Mac stuff as possible, including Jamf, because its a very important tool. That being said, I don't want to go into a job knowing everything. I want to learn and grow. I mean that is what has landed me where I am now. Experience teaches us things, and this experience will help me grow. Overall not a good experience interviewing here, but I wish the company well. Thank you CEO of Linde Group!