Wayfair Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked as a Co-op at Wayfair for 6 months in the year 2019. I enjoyed working there because the team was very diligent and sincere about the work. Everyone always helped each other to accomplish the tasks."

"I worked at Wayfair as an Intern. The work culture is amazing and within a span of 6 months I ended up learning tremendous amount of technologies that they used. Everyone is super friendly and since it has an open-work environment, they are really helpful when you ask them for any help. Had an amazing time here!"

"Wayfair is a cool workplace with great teams."

"Awesome workplace. Amazing work environment."

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"I've worked for wayfair since 2018 and been here for 1 year. Culture here is pretty good."

"I work there for 5 months as a contractor, their coworkers are fun to work with"

"Used to have great working environment. Not anymore. Hard to get promoted. Not easy to get tutored. Have a little office politics."

"It's not a bad place to work it's the manager dont know what they are doing..."

"Worst place in the world to work for unless you are happy with being paid so little you can't earn a living. They make it sound like you can get bonuses fairly easy, but then do things to make it near impossible to get those bonuses. Only sales job I have ever had where your bonus or commission is based on something other than sales. Makes it so they can screw you out of your pay."

"Great people to work with, poor compensation, long hours, understaffed team, low hiring standards for developers, inaccurate titles."

"I worked with Wayfair for almost 1 year and I loved it there. I feel that I was terminated hastily, especially since I was definitely in the top ten performers in the email/chat side. Other than that it was a great place to work."

"You get the chance to learn a lot about data science in industry, but get involved in too much job not related to data science work, even though I was recruited as data scientist/software engineer."