Had a brief phone interview first and was then brought in for an in-person 2-hour interview later that same week. Received an offer a week after that. Overall experience was solid, each phase was more technical but the recruiter did a great job of laying out the expectations of the role and what to expect throughout the process.

This was one of the strangest experiences I've ever had. I showed up to the interview, and the IT manager was pretty late. He was getting the site I'd be working on back online. You see, they had software installed on the server that would reset the machine when it would lock up. This happened often. He'd somehow tweaked things back into a running state, then called me into the interview. During the interview, the site crashed no less than 10 times. Many times I had to wait for ~5 minutes for the machine to reboot. During the interview, I was mostly asked how I would improve the UI of the site I was shown. The manager kept the sketches I did. The rest of the time was filled with crashes, talking about the company, or how the manager's experience in IT. At the end of the interview, I was asked to email him mock-ups of the sketches I'd done. I was desperate, had just moved back from Florida, and the job market was weak. I got the job.