
PENN Entertainment, Inc. Interview Questions
& Process
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Marketing Research & Insights Manager
Started with a zoom screen with the recruiter. Then had a second round with the hiring manager, which went well. The third round was with the department VP. The VP was a bit late for the meeting and said they had a hard stop in 20 minutes. They seemed focused on whether I had experience in the casino industry. After that, my recruiter said I'd hear back within a week. When I followed up, I learned she was on maternity leave. I then contacted her out-of-office contact and got an automated rejection email. It was disappointing to lose communication and feel uncared for after the third round.
- What's your plan for learning about the casino and gaming industry?
Finance Manager
The interview process started with an initial chat with HR, then moved to a meeting with the Hiring Manager. Finally, there was a Panel Interview. Things got tougher with each round.
- Could you introduce yourself?
- What motivated your application for this specific role?
- What would you consider your key strengths to be?
Accounts Payable Specialist
I spoke with the director first, then the manager. It was a really nice conversation. They asked me about my past work and how I'd approach different scenarios. They also inquired about my finance background. After that, I met with the manager, who outlined their expectations and asked if I had any questions.
- Tell me about your experience in Accounts Payable.
- What's your experience working in a corporate environment?
Cashier
The interview process started with a quick phone call to weed out candidates that just weren't a good fit. Then there was a group interview with other people applying. I didn't know it was a group thing beforehand, but it turns out they have them every two weeks and usually hire at least one person because the casino is always short-staffed. The main point of the interview was to see who had the most flexible schedule, could talk to customers, use computers, and do basic math. After that, a drug test, a background check, and then two days of orientation to get started.
- Have you handled money in previous roles?
- How adaptable is your availability?
- Can you handle difficult customers even when it's not your fault?
PENN Entertainment, Inc. Interview Questions
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“Can you describe the different processes for making whiskey compared to bourbon?”
Read reports →“How would you identify individuals involved in money laundering?”
Read reports →“How do you view the digital impact on the gaming world?”
Read reports →“What is the distinction between Project and Program management, and how do you work within an Agile framework?”
Read reports →“Which social media platforms do you think could benefit our company?”
Read report →“What's your approach to dealing with an impolite, intoxicated patron?”
Read report →“If you were aware of a coworker stealing, how would you handle the situation?”
Read report →“Can you discuss disaster and risk planning and mitigation strategies?”
Read report →“How have you dealt with dishonesty from someone in the past?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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