Wayfair reviews

-Bevy of snacks -People are friendly mostly -Office space is beautiful and easily accessible -Great parties

The company offers competitive benefits and salary. They are consistently reevaluating the needs of their employees and adding things like Mental Health Awareness programs, Meditation blocks, vaccine time off, "Reset Days" which equate to mental health days, "Summer" Fridays (where we get to leave early based on where we're at in our metric structure), and offer fantastic health benefits that include gym membership assistance, medical, dental, vision, and mental health coverage. You can also opt into legal coverage, and other random things you wouldn't think of. All of this is provided in addition to a very generous amount of vacation days, holidays, and general base salary + commission. Now that I've gotten the pros on paper covered, I want to talk about the work environment and virtual experience. I was hired during the pandemic so I've only experienced the virtual aspect of the role. However, should you be offered a role that still reports to the office, you're looking at fully stocked kitchens (x3), beer fridges that open at 3pm, ping pong tables, meditation rooms, private conference rooms, and outdoor games/eating areas that are the ultimate dream. You also get to have pod-outings once a month where you and your team get to go out and do whatever's decided on, on the company's dime. Being virtual, however, has also been a baseline fantastic experience, and comes with wonderful perks as well. I've officially been here a year and was originally hired for a different position. During my first round of training, the trainers were attentive, compassionate, yet focused on driving results. Within your first month, they really tailor the training program to your needs and help you become successful. I know a significant amount of people who continue to reach out to their trainers because their experiences have all been outstanding. The commission structure, which is based on a variety of different metrics are all set to be competitive, but achievable, and in my experience, your managers are always willing to go above and beyond to make sure you're getting what you need to be successful. Virtual life is great, for those of you who can focus on work and still be in the comfort of your home. I definitely recommend having a separate space where you can close the door and limit distractions. I was personally provided with 2 monitors and a laptop, in addition to the hardware and keyboard/mouse. All you need is internet and a desk/chair. We still do pod-"innings" where they send us gift cards, either for food and/or whatever our activity is, and depending on your team, have happy-hour during them. We interact via chat, mostly, and will have meetings every morning. We also have things like private one-on-one coaching sessions, in addition to group sessions, and meet once a month to talk about our goals for the current or coming months. We, as an organization, are constantly evolving which means we'll have org wide learning sessions about things happening in the world. Wayfair also provides workout sessions via zoom for things like HIIT, Bootcamp, Meditation, and Zumba. Wayfair really pushes the "Work/Life" balance, but I have some words about that in the con's section as well. Ultimately, I've found myself to be quite happy here. If you enjoy customer-faced positions (which is where my perspective is coming from), Wayfair really has it all and truly makes you feel like you're part of one really huge, at times minorly dysfunctional family. I truly do recommend this company to anyone who asks.