CEI interview questions

Got an email from a recruiter. He said there is a company wants a django developer, then he said it's comcast, and a lot of developer refuse to do interview with it. I said fine, as long as if I move to PA, they won't do anything related to my home internet. We laughed then he decided to setup an interview with a technical recruiter. So, some Indian guy called me with heavy accent. It says in my resume that I worked for my school while I was undergrad. I did code a whole application for my school. It's 25-30K lines of code, and it's used by my school. I did the back and front ends. It's a massive application. I used backbone, handlebar and used dozen of others libraries. Took me around 3+ years to finish it. It's a whole homework system with automatic grading, and automatic questions generation. It's similar to webassign if you've done any mathematical undergrad course. The interviewer said my project was basically a home work for my class I took while I’m undergrad. At that point, my blood started to boil. He asked some python questions, and I had hard time trying to understand his accent. One of the question what does 'bass' do in python? I said bass? He said yes. I was like wth is bass? Is it something I don't know in python? Perhaps I was learning Python all wrong. Then I just realised he meant pass not bass, but his accent was too heavy to have the right pronunciation Then, he started to ask questions in c++ and .net (yes, you've read that right) I answered the c++ question, and I told him I asked the recruiter about this is a Django position. There is no mention for .net or c# in the job posting. The only thing that was in the job posting is something called groovy and Java, and told the recruiter last time I programmed in Java was 4 years ago. The recruiter said it's not required. So, if you're applying for this Django position, be ready to answer .net questions.

Extremely unprofessional company.You have to wait for ever to get a result out of them. And after waiting for so long they just say the position is being filled internally