RWS Group Translator interview questions

Firstly, I was asked to explain in detail my experience - not only job experience, but voluntary work as well. Then I was asked to translate a text and send it in. I had 1 or 2 days to do it. Ultimately, they decided not to open the job position I applied for.

It was simple. The recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and I applied by sending her my CV. There was a screening, followed by a translation assessment, and then the final interview with 2 managers. It was not so difficult. Although the entire process was rather simple and nice, I was really unhappy with how they handled the situation after giving me a verbal offer. They told me they would wait for me to get a visa, and even checked on me a few times. But by the time I finally got my visa, they told me they were not hiring externally anymore because of the hiring freeze. They had more than 3 months to say this, but they said it right after I told them I got my visa. And then they offered me to work as a freelance translator for them. I'll avoid this company at all costs!