Spoke with several employees who asked me the standard sort of development questions. Office was extremely warm. It was spring but they either weren’t running the AC or had it set to 80. They told me that they work on a 45 hour work week (which doesn’t include lunch — if you want to take time for lunch, you’ll need to add time to that 9 hour work day). I guess the standard 40 hours a week wasn’t enough for them, but they were offering pay comparable to what I’d get working just 40 hours a week elsewhere. They also mentioned their “pension plan” which was really a 401k, NOT a pension plan. I was given a tour of the office and surprised to find extremely outdated furniture. Chairs from the ‘80s with no back support, and people had tables, not desks. I could only imagine working 45 hours a week with those chairs. The people looked miserable. In one area, the tension was palpable. It felt like a fight was about to break out. The employees in that area looked visibly ANGRY. It was an extremely negative environment. I received an email from them a few months later offering me a contract role. It had ended up in my junk mail folder, which was the perfect place for it. I ignored it. This company is always looking for developers, which, after visiting their office, leads me to believe they have high turnover.