Maddin, Hauser, Wartell, Roth & Heller, P.C. interview questions

This was a very strange interview; I felt like I went back in time to the 1980's. They had me fill out a paper application with sections such as "grammar school" - this could have been done electronically at home. Then I interviewed three people - one of them was a lawyer, one was a higher up in the company and one was the lady who would have been my supervisor. They asked me questions such as if I could read and write in cursive and what to do if one of their lawyers was treating their staff badly; they seemed to imply that their company culture had a lot of employees who thought it was okay to do so. After the interview, I got no contact from them at all. Overall, it felt like they wanted someone for this role who was much older than I was.