
Link-Systems International Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 9 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Link-Systems International.
Online Tutor
First, you get an invite to take a subject matter test. If your score is good, they'll make you an offer to join the tutoring team. If you accept, you'll get instructions for some short quizzes about teaching methods and good practices. After that, the tutor coordinator will ask you to do a practice tutoring session. They'll review it with you and give feedback. Lastly, you'll need to set up your computer with the right technical specs.
- The tests were the most important part for getting hired, right?
- Does the company look for experienced tutors with good education and proven expertise in their field?
Content Developer
For math content developers, we use multiple algebra and calculus questions to check your math skills. Your math and science college grades may also be used. We also check your proofreading ability by giving you a document to proofread.
- There was not much of a formal interview. They mostly cared about your success in answering the initial testing questions.
- Provided you do well on these, there is a great chance you'll get a job offer.
- They may inquire if you have any background in programming or writing in code.
Tutor
Adam called me to set up a test, and I took a long lunch from work to go to the Tampa office. When I got there, the receptionist told me Adam wasn't there and gave me a packet and a room to take the test. I sat with another person taking the test. The test had multiple choice grammar questions and a paper to correct. After I finished, I had to find Adam's office myself because no one told me what to do. He was busy, so I waited in the test room. Later, he got me and we talked about my hours and availability. He said he would call in 3 days, but he didn't. I called him back and left a message, but he never returned my call. I called two more times and emailed a few times, but never got a response or an update. Adam seemed nice but disorganized. It was unprofessional to not get a call back or even an email. At the end of the packet, I found the answers to the multiple choice. I told Adam and gave it to him. He asked how I did, and I said I used it to check my answers and marked the wrong ones. He acted like it was fine and I thought everything was okay. They needed tutors, and I was qualified. But I never heard back. Even if they didn't want me, they should have responded. I interviewed at the end of August 2015.
- Can you explain the rules for pronoun tense and verb agreement?
English Tutor
The interview was pretty chill. Mostly, you had to do a simple English and grammar test. How well you did on that seemed to be the main thing they looked at for hiring. I also had to send in my college transcripts.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Link-Systems International Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Link-Systems International interview reports.
“Can you explain the rules for pronoun tense and verb agreement?”
Read reports →“How would you explain osmosis to a student?”
Read reports →“Can you provide proof of your teacher certification?”
Read reports →“Does the company look for experienced tutors with good education and proven expertise in their field?”
Read reports →“Which subjects do you feel most confident tutoring?”
Read report →“What hours are you available?”
Read report →“The tests were the most important part for getting hired, right?”
Read report →“What is your education level?”
Read report →“Is it possible for you to work during nights, overnight shifts, or weekends?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 9 Link-Systems International interview reports.