American Heart Association interview questions

There was a process of three interviews. The initial phone interview led to an interview done by the applicant in which you record answers to questions you are given on the spot. After completion of that, I was invited to a third and final interview. Due to me not living in the same city as the position, they scheduled for me to meet at a local AHA office for a Skype interview with direct Supervisors. It was a very clear and concise interview process which included great communication along the way from multiple parties.

First a phone interview with a corporate HR person, and then I received an email from an administrative assistant asking to set up a phone interview with the Director of Advancement. The day came for the call, I made arrangements to leave work early to take the call, and the time for the call came and went. No call, no email about rescheduling, apologizing, nothing. Later that evening, I sent an email to the Admin asking if it was going to be rescheduled, and received a reply the next day asking if I could do it that day. Again, left work early to be able to take the call. The person who called and interviewed me was SO CONDESCENDING. I have extensive volunteer leadership experience, and she kept repeating how different a "large nonprofit that is run like a corporation" is from what I am used to. Okay, maybe, but I also have a degree in Organization Administration and I wouldn't have applied if I didn't think I could handle it. When it came time for me to ask any questions I had, I said that while I am familiar with their 4 events per year, I admittedly do not know where they fall on the calendar, and could she explain a bit more what activities the job entails that make it a full time job. Her response: "WOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! Okay then!!!!" Then she rattled off a list of things like "entering auction items", etc., asked if I had any more questions, and when I said, "No, I think that is it", she basically cut me off, said, "Okay, well thanks", and hung up on me.