It had four parts: behavioral, OOD (whiteboard), database & SQL (whiteboard), and coding (on their computer).
I was asked to talk about my past projects and challenges during those projects. For the database portion, it started with schema design, then I wrote queries in SQL. The coding question involved breaking a big question into several steps, allowing me to finish them one by one, from the easiest to a harder one. I did not have time to finish the last one.
All the interviewers as well as the recruiters were very nice and patient. They explained and clarified the interview questions to me.
Why are you making this career transition (given that my background is not in CS)?
What difficulties did you face in your projects?
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Wayfair's interview process for their Software Engineer-I roles in Boston, Massachusetts is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Wayfair's Software Engineer-I interview process in Boston, Massachusetts.