BAM Architecture Studio interview questions

I had emailed a resume and portfolio of professional and personal work, and received an email of interest from them about a week later. The entire process started with a phone interview to gauge my interests, and to see whether my design philosophies aligned with theirs. Then I was scheduled for an in-person interview with 3 staff members, individually. It was very long, lasted almost 2 hours. But it was very informative, and they seemed to be assessing personality a little more than skills. Third round, was another interview with another staff member, was very brief. Needless to say I was very disappointed that I never heard anything back (I called for a follow up to see where I stood shortly before being granted the final interview), and assumed they went with someone else.

It appeared that my resume spoke for itself for the most part in terms of my skill set. They did ask about one specific job in more detail, but this interview was definitely more about how my personality would fit the dynamic of the studio, probably because it is such a small group of people.