Run for the hills people :) - Account Executive Toast Inc Employee Review

1.0
Dec 17, 2021
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Pros

None. It started off horribly with the first interview (that wasn’t even the hiring manager) tell me I needed to pitch their product to them without knowing anything about their pos system.

Cons

It’s a prissy startup that expects you to literally cold calling every restaurant around u and HOPE you can get their business. Just don’t even bother, I promise it’s not worth it.

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Toast Inc Response
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Although I'm disappointed to hear that this was your experience, I appreciate your feedback. As a leadership team, we believe that our top responsibility is investing in the development of our people to ensure their success. To this end, we have both manager and account executive development programs in place and take great pride in the professional growth our team has accomplished. It seems like you have a lot on your mind, and I'd really like to know more about your situation. Please reach out to me directly so that we can find time to connect further. - Joe Starzec, VP of Sales

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