Sorry to hear that, it sounds super frustrating. "Not qualified" is a less than eloquent phrase, but companies can sometimes be terrible at explaining their rea

Sorry to hear that, it sounds super frustrating. "Not qualified" is a less than eloquent phrase, but companies can sometimes be terrible at explaining their reasoning. It could easily be a scenario where they would rather see much fewer features that were well written and painstakingly cleaned up. However, their question/prompts may have accidentally led you to over-value quantity of features completed. I've seen a number of interviews go side-ways because of miscommunication like that. It is really hard to tell what happened. If you can get feedback from them, that could be very useful. Otherwise, keep on plugging away. Good luck to ya