2020 did not go the way we’d planned.
In 2019, we opened a beautiful new flagship office, which sat dormant for most of 2020 due to the pandemic. We prepared a special “How to Work From Home Week” series for April, and then that “week” became tens of millions of people’s day-to-day reality. Conversations about systemic racism were amplified in every area of people’s lives, which showed us the importance of both resolving to do better and then following through. The long-planned migration of our site from thewirecutter.com to nytimes.com/wirecutter in May was successful, but we had to cancel our yearly all-company in-person meeting in June. And this year Prime Day was in October instead of July, causing the holiday deals season to last nearly three months. It’s hard to believe 2020 was only 12 months long. Keep reading for a trip down memory lane.
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