Custom Ink interview questions

I only had one phone interview with CustomInk. They seem like a great company and to really care about their employees, so I was excited about the interview. I couldn't hear the interviewer due to all of the background noise (which he mentioned is because of the open environment). His phone lost connection a couple of times and it became a distraction. He also seemed to fixate on why I was wanted to leave my company (even after I gave a valid response). Finally, the interviewer strongly insisted that I give an exact dollar amount of salary that I currently receive. I initially gave a range and he insisted on an exact amount. This is a difficult question for me since my salary changes year to year. He just seemed to focus on odd details instead of asking me about project experience, technical knowledge or giving me information about how the role is important to the company. I didn't hear back, which is good with me. I'm not sure I want to work for a company where it's acceptable to be so harsh in a phone interview.

I applied online, and I received an email the next day that requested I use a webcam to complete the second step of the interview. Since I do not have a functioning webcam, I requested a telephone interview instead. CustomInk was happy to comply with my request. The phone interview was easy; they want to make sure that you are aware of the company's core values and that you will be a good fit. I was asked to come in for a face-to-face interview the following day. When I arrived for my interview, I received a warm greeting from the receptionist, and was made to feel welcome. I was taken on a tour of the facility, and was encouraged to ask questions. After that came the testing: a simple basic math quiz, designing two shirts, and responding to a customer email request. When those were completed, I had a face-to-face interview with two managers. They were very friendly and enthusiastic; they explained the job requirements, training process, pay structure, benefits, etc. very thoroughly and were happy to answer my questions. After the interview, I was given the opportunity to shadow an employee and again, I was encouraged to ask questions. Overall this interview process was very relaxed; there were also some fun moments. I felt it ran too long; I was told to expect 2-3 hours, but I was there for 5. There is good reason why positions at CustomInk are highly sought after; expect lots of competition. Although this was a very positive experience, I would like to note that I did not see any older workers at this facility.