TransPerfect Spanish Interpreter interview questions

Recruiter has helpful and communicative. The proficiency tests were easy. It was a short process, and easy to go through. Good experience overall. The process lasted maybe about 2 weeks max, including hiring process.

Abby, a recruiter from inside the company, contacted me. I had my first interview with her: so easy, kind, even fun. She gave me a good feedback after a few hours. I didn't pass the second part, which was the listening assessment and Abby offered me to take the test again within a month. I accepted it and I passed it this time. I had the final interview with a supervisor (very nice btw, super kind and an easy interview where we talked about life, hobbies and previous experience). I got the offer an hour after passing this last interview. They offer you around 30 different shifts and you choose the one that works better for you. As i will be working remotely, I am choosing to work early in the minoring. The requirement is to have a land-line at home to work as an interpreter.