I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Compliancy Group in Oct 2025
Interview
Unrealistic expectations. Unorganized interview team.
First call was with the Recruiter. Standard qualifications questions.
Second interview was with the hiring manager, Sarah, also standard questions around sales process and experience.
Third interview was a Mock Discovery and Sales Demo call. Prompt was shared for how the call would go. No slide deck was provided (learned later it was suppose to have been), I had to create my own. One member of the hiring team did not show, Dir of Sales Engineering. Presentation was only for 1 person, the hiring manager.
Fourth Interview was added for the Dir of Sales Engineering to get an intro. He didn't come prepared with any questions. Said it wasn't a formal interview, just a chance to ask him questions. Fine.
Fifth interview was with CEO. Just like fourth interview no questions were prepared, was told it was an informal chat.
Very disappointing experience. If more members of the hiring team would show up for the presentation interview there would be no need to schedule additional conversations. Also, to state the conversation is informal or not a standard interview you set expectations that there is no right or wrong answers, questions, or areas of the company to explore.
Come prepared. Show up for interviews. Make sure candidates have all resources available for presentations.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
basic questions on target personas, ACV, sales cycle, etc.
I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Compliancy Group (London, England) in Sep 2022
Interview
It was a good interview, which took place over Microsoft Teams. I was interviewed by two senior managers of the company. They asked me a lot of questions about me and my experience.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is the difference between legal and compliance?
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Compliancy Group (Greenlawn, NY) in Jul 2020
Interview
I had 4 rounds of interviews, a 20 minute personality test and a detailed audit I performed as proof of my skills / qualifications. I accepted an offer and gave my two weeks with my current employer which is common practice.
In that time I needed to be at my current job for 2 weeks to train my replacement(s) and wrap up any projects in which I am attached to. I signed the offer letter and noted via email start date two weeks from signature. I then received two emails that hit my spam folder about mandatory on site training starting 2 days following my acceptance during 9-5 working hours. I did not see these emails, nor could I have attended due to my two weeks notice requirement.
I was then sent an email from the CEO receding my offer. This puts me out of pocket now with no job. I received no phone calls, only spam trap emails from HR. As a dedicated career professional I have never experienced this. Miscommunication perhaps on my end here which I take accountability for, but terrible communication on their end.
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