SEA LIFE Interview Questions

30 people in one room after the same job. ridiculous and waste of time to interview so many candidates. felt very rushed only had 2 mins to talk about myself and so missed out a lot of experience and just felt like a massive waste of time.

So much fun and different. Engaging and entertaining. Friendly managers that where there and was a variety of stuff to do. Involved an acting exercise, performing a fake shark talk and then a 1 to 1 interview. I got another job before the decision was made about if I had the job or not but from experiences working for Merlin in the past they are quick to get back to you

Not difficult, informal process. Basic questions about customer services and yourself including experience. Group interview with activities. Whole thing lasted around 2 hours in the evening. Individual interview lasted less than 20 minutes.

It was a group interview consisting of around 20-25 people in a classroom like setting. We were given 3 types of “tests” within our given group to show our skill set we had to offer 1) bring something sentiment/value to you to present and talk about - we had to do this in front of everyone 2) a mini tour around the facility in which we had to learn about a certain type of fish and then in our group talk about it in a specific style (tv presenter, hostess, (gameshow presenter) - I had it in a news reporter format. 3) we had to come up with an idea in our groups of what to create if the CEO gave us an unlimited budget for a new section in the aquarium and draw it. We also had to included the type of marketing. Overall the experience was a bit boring for me since I mass applied and expected a 1-1 interview. If you like talking and doing group interviews then this is for you and go ahead for it but I don’t think it’s worth going through it all for the pay they were offering, at most you can gain some experience if working with animals is something you want to do but again I think working at a farm will be more interesting. I quickly learned this is not for me.

There was a group interview followed by individual interviews. group interview had some team excersizes and acting, while the individual interview was with the manager of the department u applied for.

In person interview at location with manager and other aquarist. Resume was required for interview, did not specify needing previous experience. Got to walk through aquarium after interviewing with team.

Fast responses at each stage, relatively enjoyable hiring process and assessment centre. Basic customer service skills and scenarios were tested through roll play and discussion with group and individuals. Overall a decent experience

Very comfortable and informal, asked the general interview questions about customer service but also asked me about what I enjoy in my free time which felt like they were interested in me as a person. Very friendly interviewer and I received great feedback on my answers

Really quick and the interviewer's were friendly! You likely needed more experience to progress to round 2. I had some professional experience from a summer job at a fair but it wasn't enough/what they were looking for.

It was an easy phone call with management, no hard or trick questions. Just answering what you would do in certain scenarios, and background information about yourself. Less than 30 minutes long.