I was directed to the position via a friend already employed there. It was simple enough to pass along my resume and information and the HR office was nice enough. I arrived early for the interview and was pleasantly surprised that they didn't make me wait until my exact interview time, instead taking me when the hiring supervisor was available, a good 30 min or so before my time. I had submitted a C++ Blackjack game where I was given free reign to program it however I wanted so long as it was in C++. During the interview, I was reassured to find that they weren't necessarily looking for functionality of the program but more so my coding approach. I was asked questions such as why I chose to use one data type over the other or why I used certain names or approaches. On the second interview, I met the CFO. He asked standard interview questions (Why do you want to work here, what kind of salary are you expecting, ect). It went a lot faster and felt far more formal than the previous interview did. When I entered the office, I will admit that it felt a bit cold. There was not much to behold in the front 'lobby' area except for a few chairs and the reception desk. The receptionist was very nice and kept up reasonable conversation probably because she noticed my nervousness. Everyone was in casual clothes and friendly.