Mayo Clinic interview questions

I applied to the job and received a call back very quickly, which went positively. I was asked to come in for an in-person interview, which was to be a presentation of my past work given to the group I'd be potentially working with. That day came, and I was completely stood up, made to wait outside in 105 degree heat, no-call no-show, for almost an hour, before I simply left. I rescheduled that interview against my better judgment, and the actual second interview went very well, with the team saying explicitly they were "very impressed" by my qualifications. I then was told to wait 2 weeks for a response, after which I received an *automated robo response rejection email*, with no message from the hiring manager whatsoever. Mind you this was a fairly high level position, a mid-career scientist! Zero professionalism or courtesy was shown to me at any point. This company and group is an absolute disaster and I'm frankly glad they rejected me - it would have been a horrible job with that kind of communication as a standard.

Got interviewed by the nurse manager.It took her 30 mins to do her presentation about Mayo clinic and department, and the next 30 mins was for the interview part. There was also a quiz during that half hour. It was done via zoom. I found