I love working at Toast. It's a great company.
Nothing really, very inclusive and interesting work.
The interview process consisted of two phone screens. The interviewers were extremely nice and intelligent. They were more concerned about my thought process throughout the coding challenge than writing code to solve the problem at hand. Hints and
After a phone call with their technical recruiter, there were two remote interviews via collaborative editor and webcam. Then they invited me out to an on-site in Boston. There, we did three whiteboarding interviews, a conversational interview, and
The interviewer was kind, but HR did not provide the feedback she promised. Overall experience was good, but I really do not like waiting for feedback only to receive none. Simply stating that there is no feedback for the interview would be benefici
The interview process consisted of two phone screens. The interviewers were extremely nice and intelligent. They were more concerned about my thought process throughout the coding challenge than writing code to solve the problem at hand. Hints and
After a phone call with their technical recruiter, there were two remote interviews via collaborative editor and webcam. Then they invited me out to an on-site in Boston. There, we did three whiteboarding interviews, a conversational interview, and
The interviewer was kind, but HR did not provide the feedback she promised. Overall experience was good, but I really do not like waiting for feedback only to receive none. Simply stating that there is no feedback for the interview would be benefici