An exciting place to work - Field Implementation Engineer Toast Inc Employee Review

5.0
Jul 14, 2018
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Pros

Toast has a great culture and really does care about their people and customers. The Field Implementation Engineer position has honestly been one the most enjoyable jobs I have had in a long time. There is an excitement working for this company while in its rapid growth phase. The healthcare benefits are very competitive and the pay is fair with plenty of opportunity for overtime.

Cons

This company is constantly evolving processes to better scale, while thats a great thing, if your used to working in an established company with static processes this may cause some discomfort.

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Toast Inc Response
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I'm happy to hear about your enthusiasm for Toast and your role as an FIE. Thank you for working hard to set our customers up for success. We're glad that you are joining us on this exciting journey! - Ellery Fink, Senior Director, Services

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5.0
Jun 10, 2026
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Pros

Fantastic company culture and excellent, full support from a highly collaborative cross-functional team that genuinely wants to see enterprise deals succeed. Overall, it is well inclusive and supportive company culture.

Cons

Rapidly changing product landscape can occasionally make cross-functional alignment a bit complex.

4.0
Jun 8, 2026
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Pros

-Strong pay (if you hit your numbers) -Ambitious goals that challenge you -Competitive landscape that will force you to get better beyond exclusively selling -Founders still very involved and very visible to the company and employees -Team cultures are always strong -For sales, you always get in touch with prospects, which is an underrated pro -When leadership promotes internal mobility and career development they mean it and support it

Cons

-Numerous Sales teams that share the same markets/TAMs. Customers and prospects get exhausted of outreach - Since going public, the goal posts keep moving forward even if 60% of the org hit goal. -A number of core leaders have left, new ones still learning the ropes which was hindering the orgs and teams

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