TransPerfect Account Manager interview questions

I was emailed by one of their HR recruiters to set up a phone interview. Then I was told to complete a writing assignment (3 of my greatest accomplishments + why I wanted to work for them) by the next morning. I was offered a 1:1 interview with a manager. I researched the salaries for the position with this company and found them to be very low. But I agreed to go on the 1:1 interview because I was waiting to here from another job, so I figured I had nothing to lose. On the day of my 1:1 interview, I was kept waiting in the lobby area for nearly 20 minutes until someone arrived to work in jeans and t-shirt. She barely spoke to me, but around 5 minutes later another worker came out and told me the manager was on the phone and would see me soon. Both of these workers seemed really young and very casual (meaning, not super professional). I generally tend to do well on interviews and I'm very quick on my feet . But I felt like my interviewer began asking me questions to try and "trip me up", which didn't work. He didn't seem prepared to answer my questions. I knew I wasn't getting an offer. Even so, he told me the HR recruiter was going to get back to me "within 24 hours" to let me know "where I was in the process." The interview was on a Friday, so I didn't expect to hear anything the next day, but nobody ever got back to me. Thankfully, the other job I was waiting to hear from gave me an offer (and fortunately, way more money than TransPerfect seems to offer new account managers).

I actually really enjoyed this interview, the employees were very nice and everyone seemed very satisfied and happy with their company. They put me right at ease and I felt that it was a very successful interview. I didn't end up getting the job for one main reason, I got another offer 3 days after the interview and accepted it before they could get back to me with an offer (it was the position that I really wanted, was closer to my location and I was more qualified for it) I made them aware of this and within a week I received an email declining my services, no harm, no foul. If I were in the job market in the future, I would certainly consider applying there again. It seemed like a pleasant place to work and the view from their NYC office is worth it alone. I wish them the best of luck!