Update: After posting this review of Suitsupply's hiring process, the Regional Manager reached out to apologize. He even visited the store where I started working to try an clear things up. I really appreciated the gesture, I hope this is of some value to anyone seeking a job at Suitsupply, they really are a great group of people. First of all, my situation is a little tricky. I was moving to a new state on June 1st and applied online on April 30th. My intention was to get a job at the Suitsupply closest to my new address. I received an email from a recruiter the day after I submitted the application. He then scheduled a FaceTime interview for the following week. The FaceTime interview went well, it was mostly conversational and did not really feel like an interview. After the FaceTime interview, I sent him a follow-up email and he told me the plan was that I would interview with a manager in person at the Suitsupply location. So, a few weeks went by and finally I had moved to the new state, and the Recruiter emailed me promptly and scheduled the 2nd interview. That interview also went according to plan, and again felt like a conversation. At this point, I felt very confident that I would get a job offer in the next email. This was not the case. The recruiter emailed me over a week after my 2nd interview, and only after I called the store to see what was going on. To my disappointment, he wanted to set up a 3rd interview with the regional manager. The RM was supposed to FaceTime me 3 days after the incredibly delayed email from the Recruiter, but he had to reschedule the day of the interview. At this point, it had almost been 2 months since I had applied. Another week and a half went by before the Recruiter emailed me to reschedule the interview, I was already in the hiring process of another menswear store (which took less than a week from applying to the job offer). I did not decline the 3rd interview, I was planning on meeting with the RM, and then the night before the interview, he emailed me at 10:00pm to notify me that he would not be able to meet with him and that he could FaceTime later in the day. That's when I decided to withdraw from consideration at Suitsupply. It's a shame really, this company has incredible products and their staff is incredibly friendly. However, the unprofessionalism from the corporate level is probably costing them a lot. I was incredibly eager to work for Suitsupply, but the interview process broke down in the end and really turned me off to the company. Maybe I'll try again someday, but it was definitely not in the stars this time around.