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Role Play Interview Questions—February 15 Advisory Use the questions/scenario below to practice interview skills; you can also make up your own! You are interviewing for a job at the AMC Movie Theatre in Roseville 1) Why are you interested in this job? 2) Why would you be a good addition to our staff? 3) What other job experience have you had? 4) When are you available to work? 5) What do you think might be challenging for you in this job? Role Play Interview Questions—February 15 Advisory Use the questions/scenario below to practice interview skills; you can also make up your own! You are interviewing for a job at the AMC Movie Theatre in Roseville 1) Why are you interested in this job? 2) Why would you be a good addition to our staff? 3) What other job experience have you had? 4) When are you available to work? 5) What do you think might be challenging for you in this job?
 * 1) a. When you answer this question you are trying to tell your employer that you are excited about this position and have a reason to care about this job
 * 1) a. When you answer this question you are trying to tell your employer why s/he should hire you
 * 1) a. When you answer this question, you are trying to tell your employer that you are reliable (based on other jobs or home commitments) and have shown past commitments to a job. Remember that “job experience” don’t have to be official paid jobs—family work/chores, volunteering counts, too!
 * 1) a. When you answer this question, you are trying to tell your employer what shifts you are willing to take and can actually take.
 * 1) a. When you answer this question, you are trying to tell your employer that you can plan ahead, solve problems and be flexible.
 * 1) a. When you answer this question you are trying to tell your employer that you are excited about this position and have a reason to care about this job
 * 1) a. When you answer this question you are trying to tell your employer why s/he should hire you
 * 1) a. When you answer this question, you are trying to tell your employer that you are reliable (based on other jobs or home commitments) and have shown past commitments to a job. Remember that “job experience” don’t have to be official paid jobs—family work/chores, volunteering counts, too!
 * 1) a. When you answer this question, you are trying to tell your employer what shifts you are willing to take and can actually take.
 * 1) a. When you answer this question, you are trying to tell your employer that you can plan ahead, solve problems and be flexible.