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Ordinary; the interviewer was fairly friendly.
The HR representative was somewhat difficult to describe. Perhaps they felt that the applicant did not meet the company's needs, so they rather abruptly said, "Thank you for coming to the interview today," and ended the entire interview, after which the applicant walked out the front door on their own.
They kept asking the applicant to provide references, and then asked whether the applicant was good friends with the references. I don't think most people would ask someone they had never worked with and were not familiar with to serve as a reference.
The company has its own resume format and asks about willingness to work overtime and willingness to travel, but does not mention the corresponding allowances or overtime pay.
Overall, HR tended to comment on your experience from a negative perspective and assess whether you have a proactive personality.
HR did not explain the company's systems or benefits at all. Perhaps because they were not considering making an offer, they did not explain them.