Pros: It's a big name you can put on your resume. Employee discount: very difficult to use, but can save lots of money sometimes. If you enjoy logistics, e-commerce, or retail, then Wayfair is using some advanced techniques you can learn from and/or find interesting.

Cons: It's becoming a sweatshop (see CEO email at the end of 2023 telling people to work harder and blend work and life). Upper management is cynical and manipulative; you really can't believe what they say (the same email asserted "consistently profitable" for a company that hasn't made a profit since 2020). The people they are adding offshore are awful compared to offshore resources at other companies. Support for software engineers is unusually poor compared to other companies. Corporate culture is unhealthy and getting worse. Frequent layoffs with insincere justifications.

Pros: Don’t expect any handholding or training. From day one, you are expected to start producing and taking on tickets. It’s fast-paced and difficult for a newcomer, especially if it’s your first job.

Cons: As mentioned above, it’s not easy to start.

Pros: Use of latest technologies like Java 8, Spring Boot, and React JS.

Cons: 1. Too much work pressure 2. Zero job security 3. Overburdened 4. Worked for Wayfair as a client 5. Instant firing without any notice period