Everything was just very specific to managing multiple translation projects. They say that there are about 15 projects a week and there is an extensive and impressive translation and review process. It's a four step approach with a native translator, native reviewer, technical and formatting review by the project manager, then once over review by a native expert in the field who can review vocabulary.
Apparently an experienced PM is not enough to catch their eye.
How would you handle feedback to a linguist who didn't follow the specific instructions you gave them and didn't use any of the resources you provided?
What are your strenghts and how do they apply to the work?
How do you stay organised
Why Kiva?
Standard questions, why Kiva? "what would you do in ____ scenario"
Wie viele Personen (an Zahl) hatten Sie zu führen?
To tell me about myself and studies
What CAT tools is the candidate familiar with
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