Enjoyable. I'm not kidding - I actually enjoyed it - not to say that I've had that many interviews (I'd hope if I had I wouldn't be applying for the position 'Intern'!) but the interviewers were the best, most dynamic, working together but still seeming 'off-the-cuff' that I've ever experienced. I don't totally remember the question, but I was being asked about a GCSE project (on my CV because it related to something else - I may be 'young' but I was still racking my brain to think back that!) and the questions turned to caching and power consumption: which I'm sure I wouldn't have even known to think about at the time I was working on it. Basically, I came away with the feeling that I'd _learnt_ from it - not "interview technique" or any 'soft-skill' type thing, but the interviewer had subtly and with total ease actually taught me something technical and new, all while conducting an interview. I was pleased, I thought it had gone well. Then it dawned on me: "Oh no! He _taught_ me something.. he.. _had_ to teach me something because I didn't have a clue what he was asking! _Oh no_!". But I suppose it must have been okay!