Item: Toggl
Rating: 5.0
Author: Current Employee - Account Executive

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Toggl Overview

Website:www.toggl.com
Headquarters:
Tallinn, Estonia
Size:
51 to 200 Employees
Founded:
2007
Type:
Company - Private
Industry:
Computer Hardware & Software
Revenue:
$10 to $25 million (USD)

Competitors: UNKNOWN

Toggl Track is an easy to use and flexible time tracking tool that helps 3 million users see where their work time goes, so they can focus on the projects that really matter. It works on all your devices and integrates with over a 100 tools. We are a distributed team of 85 ...

Toggl Reviews

4.6

★★★★★

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Krister Haav

9 Ratings

5.0

★★★★★

Current Employee, less than 1 year

"Insane opportunity! Fast growth, great team."

Dec 17, 2019 - Account Executive in Richmond, VA

Recommends

Positive Outlook

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Pros

- Product is in absurdly high demand - Team is super adaptable, smart, and collaborative - Sales is a new department with loads of opportunity to grow and improve - Hundreds of thousands of active

Cons

- Organization restructuring causing some short-term lack of role clarity and headache
- Lack of finely-tuned processes, though that's changing

Advice to Management

Keep growing the team. Keep listening.

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Diversity & Inclusion at Toggl

5.0

★★★★★

(1 Review)

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Toggl Interviews

Experience

Positive59%

Negative33%

Neutral7%

Getting an Interview

Applied online96%

Employee Referral4%

Difficulty

3.1

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Jun 14, 2021
Product Manager Interview
Anonymous Employee in Norway
No Offer
Negative Experience
Average Interview
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I applied online. I interviewed at Toggl (Norway) in Jun 2021
Interview
An automated test, you immediately get your overall score and an immediate pass or no-pass to the next round.

The questions were very well selected, but I thought they were not the type to have a right or wrong answer. There is a correct answer if you go "by the book", but in reality the decisions you make as a product manager vary a lot depending on the specific situation where your company, product and team are.

When getting the result, there is no explanation for the score you get.
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