Started off well, first chat was friendly - they reached out to me from their talent pool for the interview. I was given a challenge to do. The challenge wasn't a huge task which was nice. Unfortunately the experience went downhill from here. Respect for time - During the next interview stage I had to ask for actual feedback on what I submitted in the last 10 minutes of the interview - one of the interviewers seemed to have not looked at it prior and they weren't going to mention it if I didn't... This is very disappointing and left me feeling like the process was a waste of my time. I expect to get something from the process, why it wasn't what they looked for - etc. Intellectualization - Disappointing to experience some intellectualization of what could be fairly straightforward questions from the interviewers, using words not commonly used in the music industry within questions (perhaps on purpose). I asked for clarification within the context of the question - eg. "what do you consider an asset in this context?" and got very fluffy answers from them. Questions I asked - I asked some questions, about why some features were discontinued (trying to understand their process). The interviewers claimed to have no knowledge of this. I get the feeling they don't like structure and process at Ableton. To sum up I felt there wasn't much respect given for the time I had invested and I felt like working at Ableton seemed rather unappealing. A shame as I had the company on a pedestal due to their stellar reputation within the music industry.