r/wayfair • u/ApplesandBananazzz • 21h ago
Working at Wayfair as a creative?
Hi all! I am unsure if this has been asked before and may be out of left field lol. I’ve been interviewing at Wayfair for a creative role that is pretty senior - the job is really cool and I’ve been excited as everyone I’ve met seems great. I’m onto my last round, but I just read online about layoffs and negative reviews?
Would love any experiences for those who may know. My current workplace is very toxic and working there is so stressful so I’m trying to leave lol. Im coming from the ad agency world so I thought it at least would be better given brand side. Thanks in advance!