Pros: Great office and location in Copley Sq.

Cons: The worst tech-stack for an engineer. Management here is the most incompetent you will ever see. Most of the engineering managers here cannot survive outside or clear an interview for a lower-level role. * Zero transparency and crap loads of politics

Pros: When I joined, I was focused on growing my people skills in an effort to become a more well-rounded engineer. Wayfair has proven to be a great place for growing these skills due to the large number of teams and high levels of collaboration we do on a day-to-day basis. Before joining, I was worried that moving from a smaller company to a larger one would leave me bored and pigeonholed into a specific role that didn't allow for learning and career development. I've found that my fears were completely unfounded. I've worked on amazing projects that I just wouldn't have worked on outside of Wayfair. Some of these projects fell into my lap, and others were ideas I had about how to improve some developer or user experience.

Cons: No company is completely perfect, and no one company can be a perfect fit for everyone. It's also hard to know if you'd enjoy another company more than the one you're at. I don't see any major red flags here, however. This is the best company I've ever worked for.

Pros: Everything is good. Pay, work environment, and management.

Cons: None so far at the moment.