There weren't any difficult questions. It's a bunch of good ol' boys so you need to be prepared for blatant honesty (no passive aggressive office politics here), Values (you won't fit in if you're a snake or dishonest), and some fun (you need to let loose and relax, office pranks and jokes make the day shorter).
Tell me about one experience where you had to have a tough conversation
Describe a problem you had to overcome
What kinds of directly-related experience did I have, what kind of working hours am I comfortable keeping, am I comfortable aligning my working hours to West Coast time, have I tried the products, what kinds of questions did I have for them.
How familiar are you with lean production principles
Why am I interested in this role and whether I understood its description.
1. If you had to open a start up, what would that business be? 2. Give me a business plan for this start up. 3. What would be the first thing you did?
What would you do if a customer would get mad over the phone.
What is the possibility of 3 people in the elevator to get off at different floors in a 4 story building?
1. Share your practical experiences 2. Case study: decide where to put a warehouse for a given example, write the math model of the problem 3. How to check if the communication between Wayfair and customers via the wesite need to be improved or not
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