
Main Event Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 410 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Main Event.
Games Attendant
First, there was a basic preliminary interview where we talked about my work experience and availability. Then, I was called back for a second interview with the department's direct manager. We walked around the department, and they discussed the expectations for the position and different locations within the department.
- Can you discuss your previous experience?
- What days/times are you available to work?
- How do you plan to get to work?
Sales Manager
The interview process involved an initial call and then a more in-depth session with two interviewers via Zoom. They asked me to present three facts about myself, with only one being true, and to outline my strategy for outreach marketing. They also inquired about my general sales experience and probed into my specific sales style and methods.
- Could you describe a typical day in your role?
- Can you tell us three things about yourself, with the caveat that only one is actually true?
- What's your approach to outreach marketing?
Games Attendant
I had two chats with some cool managers. They mostly wanted to check my availability and see if I was a student. They also asked if I wanted to get ropes course certified, which I said no to. But, they hired me right then and there!
- What's your schedule like?
- Are you a student?
- Would you be interested in ropes course certification?
Network Engineer
Before diving in, it's good to go over some basics. You know, like brushing up on math, language, and logic skills. Basically, make sure you can do simple calculations, get what you read, and figure stuff out. Also, work on your critical thinking. Play some games, solve puzzles, or do logic problems. Try to make choices even when you don't have all the facts, so you get better at figuring things out when they're new.
- Do you understand the typical format of cognitive assessments, such as numerical, verbal, and logical reasoning tests?
- Have you practiced similar tests, for example, by finding sample cognitive assessments online or using test prep resources?
- Are you able to practice under timed conditions to simulate the actual test environment and improve your time management?
Main Event Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Main Event interview reports.
“What would you do with a million dollars if you won it in the lottery?”
Read reports →“What would you do with an elephant if you couldn't sell it or give it away?”
Read reports →“What's your reasoning for needing two party hostesses for 13 kids?”
Read reports →“Who would you bring from Balaxi if you could only choose one person?”
Read reports →“If you were a breakfast cereal, what kind would you be?”
Read report →“How would you handle a customer who is upset about not getting points from an arcade game?”
Read report →“What would you do if a penguin wearing a sombrero came up to you to ask some questions like a normal person?”
Read report →“What's more important: using the latest and greatest technology, or relying on tried and true tech?”
Read report →“How would you want your party host to behave if you were booking a party room?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 410 Main Event interview reports.