Young, fun, exciting company to work for. Food and drinks are available for free at HQ in Boston. Game rooms and many fun events are planned quarterly, including holiday parties and outings in the Boston office. You will gain a lot of experience very quickly, and they do not live by the "we've always done it this way" mentality. Everyone is willing to try new methods and get excited about innovation and newness.
If your team sits in Boston and you are remote from one of the warehouses, you're often forgotten about during team bonding and outings.
You will miss out on overhearing other teams and getting in on fun new projects.
Reviews were done on a bell curve system (i.e., if 3 people on your team were getting promoted, 3 people had to land in the "does not meet expectations" zone, even if your review did not support that rating).
If you are put into the left side of the bell curve, you will not get your full bonus.
If you don't sit in the Boston HQ, you won't get most of the perks that the Boston office gets - there is free coffee, but no snacks, alcohol, etc.
Eliminate the bell curve performance review system and grade each person solely based on their own performance.
Reach out to the sites where your teams work and make sure that they get involved in the activities and learning opportunities with the team so that they do not feel like they're on an island without support.
It took three weeks. They had a phone call, then an online assessment containing two questions. Then, an interview for one hour, asking some behavioral questions and then asking me two questions.
After the OA that I did a few months ago, I was invited to the final round, which is the only VO round. It consists of two sessions: * Technical * Behavioral
I received an email from a recruiter to set up a phone screen. The phone screen consisted of basic get-to-know-you questions, such as 'Why Wayfair?', 'Describe a project you worked on,' and salary expectations. The next round was an online coding pro
It took three weeks. They had a phone call, then an online assessment containing two questions. Then, an interview for one hour, asking some behavioral questions and then asking me two questions.
After the OA that I did a few months ago, I was invited to the final round, which is the only VO round. It consists of two sessions: * Technical * Behavioral
I received an email from a recruiter to set up a phone screen. The phone screen consisted of basic get-to-know-you questions, such as 'Why Wayfair?', 'Describe a project you worked on,' and salary expectations. The next round was an online coding pro