Globant Software Developer interview questions

After the initial interview (with a very kind HR representative) I was invited to a technical one. I received an email saying how long the interview would be (1 hour) and what was expected, all very professional. But when I entered the meeting the interviewer didn't know my name and didn't have my resume beforehand (he wasn't prepared for the interview at all). He also asked me to share screen with a code editor, something that hadn't been mentioned in the email I received so I didn't have a proper environment ready. It was also evident the interviewer was searching for questions online and reading them to me, even including 2 questions that weren't related to my profile. Also, when I wasn't able to reply correctly or I stated I didn't know something, the interviewer didn't answer, just skipped to the next question (I'm sorry, but I'm more used to people holding a conversation and at least exchanging opinions so the interview can also be a learning experience, not just someone taking notes with no comments at all). The technical interview was supposed to last 1 hour but it lasted 2. After the first hour I was feeling a bit drained already but then it was the time for live coding, the most stressing part of the process. I solved the first problem within 2 minutes and was given a second problem, which was harder. I made sure I understood the requirements and the interviewer agreed with my understanding, but after 40 minutes the interviewer said my code wasn't doing what was required, so I clarified the requirements again and it turns out I had got it wrong (even when I precisely asked about it and he had told me I was right in my understanding). Also, during my coding experienced I asked several times about a specific method I didn't remember (I wasn't sure about the exact syntax) and the interviewer didn't even answer (I could overhear him speaking to someone else, so it was clear he wasn't even paying attention to me). Then he suggested I added some code that clearly didn't work, so I said so but since he insisted I added it just to satisfy him and show it didn't work, and proceeded to do what actually DID work. Very absolutely unprofessional.

It was exciting for me, I felt very comfortable. The interview depends on the seniority you want to apply. English is important and Knowledge of technology such as programming language and devtools is essential.