A total of two interviews on-site. The first was with the owner the second was with a tech lead. I was unable to find parking, so I had to put change into a meter. I only had enough change for 1 hour. It was almost a half hour waiting for the coding test to be made available. So my choice was rush the test or get a ticket. I rushed the test. Pretty sure that I would not want to work there anyway. I found the testing process to be rigid and likely to exclude many good developers who did not have every string handling function parameter committed to memory. The conversations that I overheard while there were sadly humorous but gave me the impression that this is a very chaotic workplace. I would look elsewhere if you want a place to grow. There are several companies that do the exact same type of development in the same area.