Not what they seem. - Anonymous employee Toast Inc Employee Review

1.0
Sep 24, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Bonus structure if quota was met.

Cons

Management is truly lacking, it is one big facade. They befriend you only to be disingenuous. They are terribly deceitful. Management will cheat you out of opportunities, and then lay blame on you for your loss. Assigned mentors may or may not care about your success it’s the luck of the draw. Management also clearly gives into favoritism and it’s apparent within a few weeks of starting. My advice: be wary of everyone and understand that there is no team. Despite what they say, their only interest is themselves.

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Toast Inc Response
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I am both shocked and disappointed to read some of the things you've written here, as this is in direct conflict with our values and employee experience philosophy. We're proud of the work we've put into our mentorship and managerial programs, so the fact that that wasn't reflected in your experience is something we take very seriously. Please reach out to me directly; I'd really love to learn more about what went wrong here. - Joe Starzec, VP of Sales

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