I applied to be a Project Coordinator through Monster.com in October 2013. Fast-forward to January 2014, I get an email from one of Transperfect's recruiters, telling me that they found my resume through Monster and would like to know if we could connect to talk about the opportunity. I emailed back, and we set up a time to have a phone interview. After a basic interview he seemed to decide that I could move on to the next step was to take a 2 hour "final eye" test to test my skills on format editing. After I got the okay from the recruiter, I set up a time to meet up with the supervisor from the Honolulu office. Surprisingly, after seeing all the bad reviews about the NY headquarters, the atmosphere in the Honolulu office was quite "laid-back". I had dressed up business-casual for the in-person interview, but I was clearly overdressed for the office as my interviewer was in white denim and slippers. She gave me low down of what a typical work week was like, and what their branch does to assist the NY branch. It was a very informative interview and I would have definitely liked to have worked there. After my interview on a Monday, I emailed the recruiter on Wednesday to follow up on how the interview went and he confirmed on Friday that they would not be moving forward with my application and rather other applicants with backgrounds closely matched to the requirements of the job description. The recruiter answered my question about what the salary requirements were ($38,000) and if I would get paid overtime if I worked more than 40 hours a week (yes). The next step after the in-person interview would have been to have a phone interview with one of the managers from the NY office.

Quite a number of rounds from initial call to assessment to final interviews. Spend like a few weeks and need to proactively ask for result. But overall, quite an interactive interview to get insights