Interviewed with this Boston-based company last month and figured it's worth N&Sing here.

First few rounds went really well. I was then-employed in a somewhat niche role, and the position I was interviewing for was exactly in that niche. Had great rapport with the HR rep; he said I was a home-run candidate and exactly what they're looking for. I ask for a reasonable salary, he says "I can get you more than that dude" and says they'd pay $15k over what I asked. He's very fast in scheduling interviews and I'm never left waiting for a call back.

Sounds great, right?

Then comes the final round - a video interview with the manager. I wake up early, shave, put on my interview suit & tie, pull up my resume and the job listing in my side monitor, etc. I join the call and the manager is... late. After about 5min (to be fair: not very long) he joins the call in what appear to be his pajamas. He begins asking questions. I start to answer, and ask a clarifying question (think "how would you solve XYZ?" / "that depends, does ABC?") and instead of answering my clarifying question he rolls his eyes and just tells me the answer to his question. This happens again 2-3 times throughout the interview. All the while he rarely ever looks at me - he's very clearly doing something else the entire time. The last question he asks me is "You play videogames? Xbox or Playstation?" and then he ends the call with your standard "we'll let you know".

Frankly I found the entire thing wildly unprofessional. I'm no prude but I have an expectation of some level of courtesy and I think this behavior was quite inappropriate for a job interview. Part of me wonders if it was a race thing. It was like he got one look at me (or saw my name) and immediately disregarded me.

Anyway, things worked out - I ended up accepting an offer for 35k more at a much cooler tech company, and CarGurus is starting to get a negative reputation in Boston because people think their new HQ is an eyesore. God I love this town.