Good company but… - Anonymous employee Toast Inc Employee Review

4.0
Nov 1, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great coworkers, ability to work from home, unlimited PTO.

Cons

Great company, great people to work with but they make it difficult to move up in their hierarchy. If you’re in customer care, they try to limit your promotion options to another customer care department rather than allowing you explore other options/departments within the business even if you are qualified.

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Toast Inc Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share this review. I'm thrilled to hear that there were so many things that you enjoyed about being a Toaster. I'm not sure when you left the company, but I'm happy to report that our Internal Mobility program is growing and continues to provide resources and support for all employees. We love giving Toasters the opportunity to explore new roles, not only within their team, but across the entire business. Wishing you the best of luck! - Christina Asadorian, Internal Mobility Program Manager

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