Vocal Technologies interview questions

My interviewer (I presume he is the owner of the company) is an extremely rude man. Don't waste your time interviewing here because, should you get the job, he would be toxic to your mental health. ---- Mr. Jamieson was very professional and friendly on the phone when he informed me that VOCAL was interested in interviewing me. At the interview, Mr. Jamieson and the man I assume owns the company walked in the door together. Mr. Jamieson introduced himself and we shook hands. I tried to shake the owner's hand and introduce myself, but he said "no" and sat down at the table. I expected he would tell me his name, but he did not. For the next twenty minutes, he picked apart my undergraduate transcript. He told me the school I went to for undergrad was not "good" because it was a liberal arts school, despite the fact that I will soon have a MS in my field from the University at Buffalo. I was never asked about my professional experience at my last job, where I worked for five years. I wasn't asked about my courses or experience in graduate school. I was never asked specific technical questions. The only thing we talked about was what I did in undergrad and why I left a PhD program at another institution. I was told that the way I presented my past experience was "disrespectful" to my interviewers, but it was nothing of the sort. I did not try to hide anything, but I was treated as if I were a liar and as if I were dodging questions.

Email the person/id found in company website and subsequent follow up got me an interview call here. After that I was informed that you have been selected for a interview and I was called to their campus.I took the interview and overall interviewing experience was positive. I had fun discussing my past experience and what I sought in the company. The company is small and is good place for those seeking to expand their technical knowledge. I did not hear back from them after the interview.