First
 it would have helped if you provided the name of the movie theatre 
where you are interviewing and state you reside; however, since you did 
not below are interviews shared plus questions shared by people who 
applied at AMC. In addition dress nicely i.e. black pant, long sleeve 
white shirt, black shoes etc. arrive 15 minutes prior to interview smile
 and shake hands. Most importantly review the movie website look under 
i.e. history or about us to find out i.e. how long in business, do they 
have a rewards card for customers, # of locations, community involvment 
etc. Good Luck!! 
 
Usher, Cashier, Box Office Associate at AMC Entertainment  Accepted 
Offer – Interviewed in Interview Details – Group interview was very 
basic, they just asked us our names our favorite movies and why we 
picked AMC. They told us they'd contact us after the group interview if 
we were a right fit for the company. I got a call two days later to set 
up a 1 on 1 interview with the manager. The 1 on 1 interview was a bit 
more extensive, asking about work experiences and what I would provide 
to the company. Interview Question –As you know our field of work 
attracts a lot of teenagers, how would you feel if someone clearly 
younger than you is giving you orders?Every person was expected to do a 
sales proposition for the AMC Stubs card? 
 
Film Crew at AMC Entertainment Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Marlton, NJOct 2012–  
Interview Details –. At the interview, they have you sit in the theater 
lobby and look over the Film Crew policies and the AMC Stubs card 
benefits brochure. In the interview, they'll ask you the basics; What's 
your availability?, Why do you want this job?, Do you work well with 
other people?;  Then they will do some Stubs roll-play. They will go 
over the Stubs benefits one more time, and then you must convince them 
(acting as customers) to buy a Stubs card. This is where you must really
 excel, as this is a big portion of your job. 
If your Stubs 
percentage(Ratio of amount of transactions to amount of Stubs cards 
sold) is too low, you will be terminated. ITs simple though. If you get 
the job, they will either tell you right there and then, or will call 
you soon. Then they will call you to schedule a paperwork session where 
you must show them your Social Security Card, Birth Certificate, and 
some sort of Photo ID. Then they will give you your training hours. Do 
not miss any days of training, or you will be terminated. After that, 
you will start very soon afterwords. 
Interview Question –When they tell you they will be doing some stubs rollplaying ?  
 
Cashier at AMC Entertainment Accepted Offer– Reviewed Nov 2, 2012 
Interview Details –. They left a voice mail saying that they had 
received my application and wanted to give me an interview, and to call 
back before ten pm that night. I went and called them, and talked to a 
woman who briefed me on what would be expected if I were to work there 
(if I had tattoos, they had to be covered, no extreme hair cuts or neon 
hair dye, etc.) and then when I agreed to all of it asked which time 
slot for the interview I wanted.I dressed in business casual and went 
in, then was given a pamphlet on the AMC stubs and requested to sit 
down. 
I read over the pamphlet for about fifteen minutes until the 
interviewer came out and brought me upstairs to the interview room. He 
was very nice, which was good because I was nervous as it was my first 
job interview. The first part was four questions about thing such as 
"Name a time that you experienced long lines and slow service?" or "Name
 a time you went to a restaurant and it was dirty?".. Then the second 
part was to sell the interviewer an AMC stubs movie benefits card. I 
gave it my best, and since I have some selling experience, I did pretty 
well. Then I shook hands with the interviewer and was told to go back 
downstairs and leave.  What was the last movie you saw? What is your 
favorite movie? "What was one of your greatest achievements? ( use 
school if no work experience)
Source(s): 
             College Career Instructor 
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