Greensmith Energy interview questions

Weird, noncommital, and frustrating. The interview process was so weird. I was contacted by a staffing agency and things seemed to go smoothly at first. I went through a series of interviews where went over my experience and skills. Everyone seemed to like me, the opportunity looked decent. Soon after, I was ghosted by the staffing agency. I was told that my position was on hold because of the pandemic. Understandable. After a couple of weeks, I get an email saying the position is off hold and they would love to reconsider me and we went into salary negotiations. After agreeing to a number again the same thing, ghosted. I was expecting a written offer after the conversation and was told to provide references which I did. None of my references were contacted. Fast forward to a month earlier, the hiring manager sent me his cell phone number, saying he would love to have a conversation with me. I texted him, no reply. He got back to me on LinkedIn saying he was sorry and it was a busy day. I said please let me know the time that is suitable for you. Nothing. At this point, I would recommend staying away from Greensmith Energy. Whatever they are doing it seems there is a lot of turmoil within the organization and they cannot get their openings straight.

Took a few weeks, got contacted by someone there, then interviewed in person. Was a large panel which asked me questions. I did not enjoy my experience. I did not enjoy the panel style interviews were they asked back to back questions constantly. It felt like a quiz which was not representative of an actual working environment. I thought several of them were pretty pretentious. 2 were friendly and I liked them. The others were not. The interview closed out with a coding round in which I was asked to simulate an energy phenomena in python. I did not fully understand the energy phenomena so I struggled. The interviewers made very little effort to help. I made it clear I was unfamiliar with the technology but they didn't seem to care. I did not know what they were looking for. Got an email later, not even a call (which was weird considering I showed up in person, even super large companies I've interviewed for (and performed much more poorly during interview) called me back. Not even a thank you in the email. Disrespectful. I got no offer and I'm glad I didn't.