Initial communication was from an HR manager. When I first came in for the interview, I met with him and he administered a timed test. He left the room during the exam and came in about a minute after the timer went off, which left me wondering if it was some kind of test to see if I'd stop as soon as the timer went off. Taking a test for an interview left me feeling very negatively about ComPysch as a potential employer. It was embarassing and condescending. I'm not in grade school anymore! Next, I interviewed with the few people who I would be supporting if I got the job. I found them to be unfriendly and unsure of what they wanted. Their interview questions were very vague. I didn't get too much of an impression of the office culture, except that it was a room full of high-walled cubicles and jarring neon lights. I didn't get the job (thankfully, because within a few weeks I had two great offers) but from what I could tell, it's not somewhere I wanted to work. Also, they took several weeks to even let me know I didn't get the offer (rude) and then had the nerve to ask me if I wanted to interview for another open position.