Group interview where they mainly talked up the startup and how they are going to become a unicorn. Nice at first, but as they kept speaking they gave off a pretty ruthless vibe that is mainly focused on acquiring money and domain names. They don't seem to have good people management... Which is why they are looking to hire. But they made it seem like people are disposable, that you need a thick skin, and that if you do well, you'll be rewarded, but if you mess up, they'll punish you and make you know it. How they would do that, I'm unsure of, but they made it clear that this 'high risk- high reward' culture is the pinnacle of their success. Feels like a pretty easy-in easy-out company that is looking for quick fixes for a big payout with building the infrastructure and foundation strong enough. I could see it tanking just like the old govWorks. Why would you buy a domain that failed so miserably in the past that the first thing you have to do when you start an interview process is to discern yourself from that prior company? Seems like poor planning.