A live game show and networking night built around the one thing everyone in the room has in common: the job hunt. Apply to a fake job with your real resume. Survive the room's votes. Pitch on stage. Face the panel. Win a job that does not exist. 🏆
The centerpiece is a mock hiring tournament. The room votes candidates through elimination rounds, survivors get sixty seconds to pitch themselves, and the finalists sit for a live panel interview. The panel holds the candidate's real resume and a set of loaded questions. The candidate secretly holds a list of invented workplace scandals they have to talk around. 🤫 That gap is where the comedy lives.
Underneath the bit, it's networking that actually works. The crowd hears real career summaries during voting, strangers sell themselves to a room of peers, and nobody has to cold-approach anyone. The show manufactures the introductions. The bar handles the follow-ups. 🍻
Everything runs in your phone's browser, live and in sync with the host. If the venue has a projector we put the big moments on the wall; if it doesn't, the entire show runs on phones and a microphone. 🎤

Walk in, scan, you're in the lobby.

The host's slides, live on every phone.

Vote candidates through. Not yourself. 😉

Anonymous polls, revealed when it's funniest.
Doors. Guests trickle in, join from their phones, size each other up.
Warmup. A short hosted bit plus anonymous live polls.
The tournament. Applications open, two audience voting rounds, live pitches on a timer. ⏱️
The panel. Finalists interviewed live in front of the room.
The crowning. One winner, for a job that does not exist.
Come compete, or just come vote and heckle silently. Bring a resume you're willing to have gently weaponized.
reeremote@gmail.com →A crowd that stays seated and ordering for two hours on a slow weeknight. We bring the show and run all the tech; you need a mic and, optionally, a screen.
reeremote@gmail.com →Sponsor a night, run one privately for your team, or put your (real) open roles in front of a room full of tech talent who literally showed up with resumes.
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