Nerdery NET Developer interview questions

I was given a NAT (Nerdery Assessment Test). It is essentially like a take-home programming homework assignment. You build a small application that abides by a given set of criteria outlined in a specs document. The process took about 8 hours. After submitting the NAT, it gets reviewed by someone on the team you'll be working with. If they approve, you're given a formal interview where they ask about why you chose certain methodologies, variable names, paradigms, etc. and you have to defend your code. It was a nice change of pace from the high-pressure barrage of questions most places ask. No whiteboard coding.

HR phone call followed by coding exercise, build an app using .Net, they send you the requirements, and from there you build it and submit it, within 7 days or so.