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Hey so I was progressing nicely with the interview process for a company that I had always admired for their philosophy and culture before I ended up getting totally shut down. The first interviewer was totally rad, loved my interview, and couldn't wait to pass me on to her higher-up. Now, this is an very "crunchy-granola" type company that facilitates international travel. They pride themselves on solid, friendly communication skills.

Enter higher-up lady. Scheduled a Skype interview with me and was ready to go, studied some materials they sent me and even made sure to check in the night before to make sure our call was still on (and who was calling who). 10 minutes after our meeting time, she still hasn't called and so I go to check my email to find a message stating that she was unable to reach me and to try calling her. I do, and she rejects the call and says we need to reschedule since "I didn't show up" and that she tried calling me twice before sending an email. This is 10 minutes after our schedule interview time, which would have lasted much longer than 10 minutes anyway. So now, 10 minutes after half-assedly trying to get in touch, she no longer has time for me. Feeling totally blown off, I follow up stating my availability, that I'm sorry for the mixup, and that calling my phone would have been more immediate than email (they already had my number). She responds with a 2-paragraphs long explanation of how the miscommunication was most definitely my fault and that she was right and I am wrong- she'll be in touch next week.

Exactly one week later I call their office to find out from the first interview (who so kindly regurgitated higher-up's side of the story) before kindly telling me that they had gone with another candidate.

SO, do I follow up in any way with higher-up? I'm tempted to confront her regarding how rude, dismissive, and immature she was and that her correspondence shocked me since it was so out of sync with the company's reputation BUT I also don't see anything I can gain from doing so.
<bot>: Interviewer blew me off, blamed me and got defensive, didn't get job. Follow-up or forget it?