Work-life balance, and people are alright.
The promotion process is always getting tougher and very dependent on your team. Hires more than promotes.
There are limited growth opportunities.
Engineer titles recently changed. So if you were a "Software Engineer II", you are now back at "Software Engineer I".
Work is uninspiring, and management seems to care very little about retaining non-senior engineers.
I interviewed for an early-career SDE I role, and the process looked like this: * An online assessment * A 1-hour virtual onsite interview * A 30-minute non-technical call with the manager The virtual onsite focused on a case study and a debu
The entire process was quick and smooth. It started with a phone call with the recruiter, where we discussed likes/dislikes, career path (general stuff), and went over my resume. She immediately let me know that I would be moving on to the second ro
I found the job on Craigslist. I sent my resume via email, and the recruiter then scheduled a phone interview. The interview consisted of basic questions about my skillset and why I would like to work for Wayfair. After that, the recruiter asked me
I interviewed for an early-career SDE I role, and the process looked like this: * An online assessment * A 1-hour virtual onsite interview * A 30-minute non-technical call with the manager The virtual onsite focused on a case study and a debu
The entire process was quick and smooth. It started with a phone call with the recruiter, where we discussed likes/dislikes, career path (general stuff), and went over my resume. She immediately let me know that I would be moving on to the second ro
I found the job on Craigslist. I sent my resume via email, and the recruiter then scheduled a phone interview. The interview consisted of basic questions about my skillset and why I would like to work for Wayfair. After that, the recruiter asked me