Business Development Rep/Sales Associate - Anonymous employee Toast Inc Employee Review

4.0
12 Dec 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Workplace benefits Catered lunches and fun team events Supportive and collaborative team members Immediate management is empathetic and supportive Solid career progression paths with managers helping you get there

Cons

Disconnect between Omaha office and HQ Less resources for success than the Boston office Some extreme pressure/stress to do well Condescending management from Boston towards Omaha team

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Toast Inc Response
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Thank you for sharing this feedback! It makes me really happy to hear that you've found such a great support system at Toast. However, I'm disappointed to hear that you feel a disconnect between the Omaha and Boston offices. Omaha is an integral part of our success story, and I'd hate for anyone to feel differently. I'd welcome the opportunity to hear more about your experience, and be as transparent as possible with you in answering any questions you have about Toast, the SA program, etc. Thanks again for your feedback. - Adam Mavrikos, VP Inside Sales

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