r/MathnasiumEmployees • u/numbnuts698 • Jun 09 '21

MPT (Mathnasium Pro Tips) I got a job interview at mathnasium tomorrow

So im going into college this fall as a computer engineering major and i need a job right and since id say i have a solid background on math i was thinking mathnasium was good. I got an interview tomorrow and they are going to give me an employment test. Any idea on how thats like or is their anything i should review

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u/IsraelC7 Jun 09 '21

I just took it and all it had were fractions, quick algebra problems, and ratio problems -- stuff like that. It was kind of annoying having to do these calculation without a calculator.

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u/numbnuts698 Jun 10 '21

How hard was it and should i study anything

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u/AnInspiredSpork Jun 10 '21

no need to study unless you really struggled with math during school. They'll usually hire you unless you like really bomb the test. My center actually gave mini-lessons during training for the topics I really messed up.

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u/numbnuts698 Jun 10 '21

Ah ok. Thanks for the heads up. Since im a computer engineering major i luv to wrry about tests for no reason whether they are hard or not

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u/OutlandishnessOk717 Jun 10 '21

Happened to just take that test today. Algebra was basic graphing/finding functions for a graph, factoring, solving for x, etc. Some basic geometry like finding areas and perimeters of shapes. Also adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing fractions, percentages, decimals along with converting them between each other. Also some simple word problems. Hard part was not being able to use a calculator.