Good work-life balance, good pay, good benefits, and good people.
I got laid off, so that sucks. I worked for under a year at Wayfair. Overall, I felt like a small cog in a large machine. It's hard to feel as though you are a meaningful contributor to the overall company.
The technology at Wayfair can also be limiting; lots of in-house technologies which don't always work, but these are changing.
My manager was amazing though. The team he led was very non-political and collaborative. He was just swept up in a company-wide restructuring and had to make decisions that he probably didn't want to.
As for the senior management, try to expand sustainably. It was sort of a shock to everyone when the layoffs happened.
There was an initial phone screen with the recruiter that discussed basic technological experience as well as a few behavioral questions. The next round was an online coding challenge, with no time limit. After that, there was a technical interview
Up until now, there have been two rounds: the first general screening and the second technical round. The screening round was based on the resume and asked about projects. The technical round involved medium HackerRank problems.
The interview process had three rounds: * A recruiter phone screen. * A technical phone interview with a CoderPad session. * An in-person interview. The phone screen included typical career questions. The CoderPad session had two parts: *
There was an initial phone screen with the recruiter that discussed basic technological experience as well as a few behavioral questions. The next round was an online coding challenge, with no time limit. After that, there was a technical interview
Up until now, there have been two rounds: the first general screening and the second technical round. The screening round was based on the resume and asked about projects. The technical round involved medium HackerRank problems.
The interview process had three rounds: * A recruiter phone screen. * A technical phone interview with a CoderPad session. * An in-person interview. The phone screen included typical career questions. The CoderPad session had two parts: *