I completed a "one and done" whereby we scheduled an hour and thirty minutes to do a technical. I met with a panel of other engineers (they didn't introduce themselves or let me introduce myself) and they started firing questions off right from the get-go. Most of the questions revolved around AWS and infrastructure, which isn't too uncommon; however, panelists liked to drill down into some random obscure pieces of information I couldn't recall all the details for and then made an off-hand comment on how good engineers should know this information. The entire interview felt awkward - I tried to be interpersonal; however, I feel like the panelists didn't have much for soft skills so I didn't really feel any excitement to work with these folks and maybe it's not a culture fit. I occasionally got offhand remarks like "you should Google it" or "good engineers should know this". I think I did fairly well, however maybe not, since we had booked an hour and thirty minutes and they informed me they were "at time" just after the first hour (who knows? I was the only one on video most of the meeting with the exception of one other person who never seemed cracked a smile)