I had a basic screening interview that seemed pleasant enough. Clipboard Health really emphasized the culture there in a way that made it sound so great to work there. Then they sent me a coding task which involved building an authenticated Rest API with Node.js in a Docker container, and performing some calculations like finding some averages/min/max of some salary data grouped in different categories, along with complete tests. I was a little annoyed because that's more than the couple of hours of work I was told their challenge should take, but decided to go forward with it. They said to take a week or even more, but started sending me nagging emails a few days later asking when this would be done. Despite interviewing with other companies and being busy, I was feeling pressure from them to deliver quicker so I eventually sat down and completed the entire task. I went to go upload my .zip file on their provided form, but the form wasn't even setup to handle anything but a document file. Am I supposed to send a Word document containing my code? I sent a very friendly message telling them I'm done with their assignment and explaining the issue with their form and asking them how they'd like me to proceed. The response was worded in a rude way, acting like they were doing me a favor by deciding to help. After sleeping on the decision, I decided to cut my losses and sent them a professional email withdrawing from consideration. They weren't even curious enough to ask why I wouldn't want to proceed when I had told them I had already completed the assignment. I have no idea what working in this company is actually like, but something about their recruiting process seems very broken based on my experience and the numerous other comments I'm seeing.