DoorDash reviews

I was formally disciplined (Written Up) during my first week for assisting law enforcement in a life-or-death emergency involving a missing person. I had access to helpful information through a DoorDash-related system and used my best judgment. Every second mattered. I truly believed I was doing the right thing — something any compassionate human would do. Instead of receiving understanding, I was told I had violated policy and was nearly terminated. 9 months later, with nearly perfect QA scores and metrics, and an hour before a 2nd round interview for a promotion that I had been prepping for for a week, where they required a visual and a presentation, I was let go (immediate termination) for something even more absurd. During a brief visit to the office when I had forgotten something there the week before, a friend who accompanied me needed to use the restroom. I asked the front desk for directions they said I would need to go upstairs to use the bathroom, but I couldn't badge my friend upstairs because I hadn't applied for a guest pass. The lobby is shared by other companies and is owned and managed by The Grand who Doordash leases the upper floors from. The lobby is accessible to all building tenants — not restricted, not secured, not labeled as company-only. Knowing the upper levels have sensitive info I let my friend into the vacant lobby gym bathroom, NOT A SERVER ROOM or anywhere that info could be leaked. The gym is shared with all the companies in the plaza. There was no malicious intent, no breach of data, and no harm done. Just a human being using a restroom after being told there were no other options. Instant termination, for using a toilet. Officially I was told I had violated their global security policies by letting a non employee into a badged area.

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