Unstructured Process , Disappointing Experience and No Proper Feedback
Interview:
I invested three hours into the interview loop with SupplyHouse, but unfortunately, the experience was highly disorganized and lacked basic professional courtesy. After completing the entire loop, I only received an automated, generic rejection email.
There was no actionable feedback provided, which felt disrespectful of the time and effort I committed to the process.
The loop consisted of three rounds:
Fist round : Senior Engineer
Second round : Solution Architect
Third round : Senior Director
The overall process lacked structure. The interviewers appeared unprepared and did not seem to have a cohesive evaluation plan. The technical discussions jumped sporadically between past resume experiences and random, unstructured questions about micro-services.
Furthermore, the panel seemed to lack motivation, and I noticed noticeable knowledge gaps during our technical discussions. Overall, it was a poorly executed process, and I would advise other candidates to be cautious before investing their time here.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Q:Deep dive into past resume experiences.
Q:Unstructured, random technical questions regarding micro-services architecture.
Behavioral interview mainly digging about technical skill through past experience and projects. They will give a case study related to implementing AI and second round of interviews they will ask about your decisions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is your experience with AI tools like Claude or ChatGPT? How do you utilize them in your workflow?
I applied online. I interviewed at SupplyHouse.com (New Delhi) in Mar 2026
Interview
I interviewed at SupplyHouse after applying through their careers page. It’s genuinely one of the companies I was very excited about because of the work culture, remote opportunity, and the kind of engineering work they do.
The interview process started with a HackerRank assessment consisting of 3 development-focused questions:
JavaScript hash function,
React rating component (with keyboard accessibility and 0.5 increment/decrement support, trust me it's challenging in the real interview),
TypeScript custom memoization,
The assessment was challenging, especially the React problem, but I was able to complete all 3 questions successfully.
After that, I had an HR screening round, which was smooth and professional. The recruiter was polite and asked standard questions around my background, tech stack, challenges in my previous role, and why I wanted to join SupplyHouse.
Although I later received a rejection email, I wish the process had included specific feedback, as that would have helped me understand where I fell short and improve for future opportunities.
Overall, the process felt organized and professional. While the outcome wasn’t what I hoped for, I still have a positive impression of the company and would gladly apply again in the future & hopefully I'll make my place in their team.