I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Guernsey Financial Services Commission (London, England) in Apr 2015
Interview
Face-to-face interview in London with Chief Operating Officer and Head of HR. The interview was mainly used to discuss financial regulation, the challenges exposed to the Bailiwick of Guernsey and the life style of moving to a small island community.
I applied through university. I interviewed at Guernsey Financial Services Commission
Interview
Unorganised on their end. Some questions swayed on too personal, unprofessional, and 'forward' for a work environment, and I had to redirect the conversation multiple times.
Interesting staff. There seemed to be a limited understanding of risk frameworks at a senior level.
The explanation of the Financial Crimes function in particular came across as more similar to the role of a debt collector in tone and approach.
Some interesting discussion of functions of GFSC and examples, which was useful as a candidate.
Overall, decent interview. Eccentric at times though. * Ensure you lock in dates with them - they can be quite flaky - interview dates changed multiple times - Was promised a 'final final' interview - they went radio silent - then they went back on this nearly a month later. *Keep other application streams open to reduce this risk*
We are integrating AI frontier technologies into our work. For example we use co-pilot to help us write emails. What are some other ways GFSC can benefit from the usage of AI to ensure the regulaory adherence of firms in the Bailiwick of Guernsey?
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Guernsey Financial Services Commission (St Peter Port)
Interview
Tour of the island organised by the commission followed by formal interview. Interview mostly motivation based with a couple of more technical questions later on,
Very friendly and professional team. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there.
