
Libsys (Illinois) Interview Questions
& Process
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Libsys (Illinois).
Software Development Engineer
interview process was very nice. very tricky programming questions. level of technical interview was very good but was a little lengthy. Make your concepts about the concerned language very strong before appearing for the interview they grill you completely in the interview.
- questions related to linked lists and stacks were asked.
Technical Support Engineer
There was an HR Round and then a Manager Round. The manager will ask you about your education and previous job experience. You should be ready to describe a difficult work situation or project and how you overcame it. Also, be ready to explain why you are leaving or have left your job.
- What is your current salary, and what is the reason for leaving your previous job?
- Why do you want this job?
- Be prepared to share an example of what you did in a tough situation.
Software Engineer Intern
First, there was a written test with aptitude and CS engineering questions. Then, another written test where I had to write code. The actual interview had two parts: HR and Technical. The questions were simple, but they wanted complex answers covering all edge cases.
- Can you write code to remove all spaces from a string with a time complexity better than O(n*n)?
Libsys (Illinois) Interview Questions
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“Can you write code to remove all spaces from a string with a time complexity better than O(n*n)?”
Read reports →“questions related to linked lists and stacks were asked.”
Read reports →“What is your current salary, and what is the reason for leaving your previous job?”
Read reports →“Why do you want this job?”
Read reports →“Be prepared to share an example of what you did in a tough situation.”
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