Candidates applying for Senior Software Developer roles take an average of 20 days to get hired, when considering 5 user submitted interviews for this role. To compare, the hiring process at Suitsupply overall takes an average of 24 days.
Common stages of the interview process at Suitsupply as a Senior Software Developer according to 5 Glassdoor interviews include:
Phone interview: 40%
Group panel interview: 20%
Other: 20%
Presentation: 20%
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Suitsupply (Amsterdam) in Oct 2018
Interview
After applying the position, in a few days I received an email from recruiter to select a time for a skype call. Recruiter called me at time and told about company, asked me a few questions about my previous experiences. We talked about the technologies they use. I was experienced most of the technologies just a few ones which aren't written in my CV as an experience at my last job because I learned them on my own. And one technology, I said I have no experience but I can learn. I think I said everything positively that I believe. But the recruiter was already made her decision before the call I think, as she said she looked at my CV and found insufficient. I specified that if they send me a programming assignment I believe I could do it. But she said the same thing, you don't seem such experienced for this position, she "can" decide that. I do not think so as I told her...
Also I asked a few questions not so technical but she found them technical and did not answered. Just mentioned about how many developers work there and if I've been any of their stores before.
I think the interview was very unprofessional so the recruiter was. Also I think they don't want married employees as I heard before and felt this during the conversation.
So I think these are just her excuses. Everything was certain about me before the interview as they are written in my CV, moreover I told at the interview, I am learning and using these technologies also. But what she said? "Umm.. Less than a year? .."
So, why did she call me if her decision was obvious? I am very very irritated such people who can decide without knowing anything about a person, just looking at the requirements written on a piece of paper and do not listening efficiently.
It was completely waste of time...
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
general questions about previous experiences and technical knowledge
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Suitsupply in May 2026
Interview
I had an initial interview with a recruiter. It was a bit unusual because they asked me technical questions without even knowing the answers themselves. Instead, they simply checked my responses against a provided "correct" answer. Of course, it’s impossible to match their answers word for word. Additionally, the recruiter expressed concerns about my ability to pass the interview process because I hadn’t worked with some of their technologies in recent years.
As a result, they didn’t even send a rejection email—they just disappeared.
I applied online. I interviewed at Suitsupply (Amsterdam) in Mar 2026
Interview
Too many rounds, too many details, and questioning for long hours, crossing you, so you definitely make some mistakes, and they are all focused, giving pressure in the interview, so you say something wrong or not perfect, and find a reason to deselect. And usually they will not be having hard requirements to hire, but just to keep their employees busy, they always have open position which are not meant to be filled easily.
Do not waste your time with so many rounds of a long interview. Their intention is to make you fail in the interview as you move along.
I interviewed one of the recruiters, it was nice talking, but after that, I waited almost one month and there was no response, I asked them for their feedback, and no response. Not professional.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Typical HR-related questions about my past experience, what I'm looking for, what my motivation is, etc.