Work-life balance is very good.
Free to be myself.
People are kind, respectful, and considerate.
Toast's "culture" is what other tech companies say their culture is.
I can't really think of any cons. At times, the tech debt can feel like a lot to deal with, but that can be said for most tech companies.
For context, I have approximately two years of experience as a backend developer. The interview process included: * An online application * A phone call with a recruiter * A one-hour technical screening I did not advance to the subsequent intervie
The interview consists of coding questions on HackerRank. Although the interview process is good, one round had you run your code designing an API class. The class had data structures and actual time constraints. Setting up to run the code with test
First, there was a call with the recruiter, followed by a technical interview. The recruiter was lovely, but the engineer conducting the technical interview seemed a little distracted. The technical questions weren't too difficult. Be sure to learn a
For context, I have approximately two years of experience as a backend developer. The interview process included: * An online application * A phone call with a recruiter * A one-hour technical screening I did not advance to the subsequent intervie
The interview consists of coding questions on HackerRank. Although the interview process is good, one round had you run your code designing an API class. The class had data structures and actual time constraints. Setting up to run the code with test
First, there was a call with the recruiter, followed by a technical interview. The recruiter was lovely, but the engineer conducting the technical interview seemed a little distracted. The technical questions weren't too difficult. Be sure to learn a