Thomson Reuters Legal Editor interview questions

Interview is very relaxed, although the process itself is drawn out. I initially started with a phone interview. It was conducted by a low level person, essentially reading questions of a piece of paper. If they like those answers enough you get called in for another interview in person. I've never had more than those two interviews, but I think a third one is possible. Even after interviewing, it can take a month or more for them to make a decision. I was initially told two weeks, and then told two weeks again when I called on the deadline for an update.

I did a phone screen interview, followed by an in-person interview with two junior legal editors, then a take-home legal writing test. Those steps all went very well. Then, I was scheduled for another in-person interview (a few weeks later) with the head of the department. The first thing she said to me at the interview was that I had too much experience for the position and they were really only looking for candidates with 1-2 years of experience, but since I was there, she might as well talk to me. Needless to say, I did not receive an offer, despite my best efforts. Regardless, the people were all very friendly and it seemed to be a great place to work.