Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
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Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
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Re: Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
#2Good for them. I've loved using Gusto so far! Nothing but good experiences compared to my last payroll company
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#3What R&D does a payroll provider do? (Genuine question)
Re: Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
#4What R&D does a payroll provider do? (Genuine question)
Make the software. I guess, specifically, research which features and products people want, then develop them haha.
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#5What R&D does a payroll provider do? (Genuine question)
They do more than just payroll. You can view their website to see their other offerings.
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#6What R&D does a payroll provider do? (Genuine question)
ML/automation for manual processes?
Re: Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
#7Oh good! I love Gusto, and their customer service has been stellar.
I hope this allows them to get into more areas of payroll that I hate dealing with, like worker's comp insurance, or just managing my insurance for employees in general. That's my biggest sticking point, especially since I have people working in multiple states.
Re: Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
#8Re: Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
#9Oh good! I love Gusto, and their customer service has been stellar. I hope this allows them to get into more areas of payroll that I hate dealing with, like worker's comp insurance, or just managing my insurance for employees in general. That's my biggest sticking point, especially since I have people working in multiple states.
Hi! Cofounder and CTO here. We offer workers compensation insurance in all 50 states!
Re: Payroll startup Gusto raises $200M
#10Oh good! I love Gusto, and their customer service has been stellar. I hope this allows them to get into more areas of payroll that I hate dealing with, like worker's comp insurance, or just managing my insurance for employees in general. That's my biggest sticking point, especially since I have people working in multiple states.
Hi! Cofounder and CTO here. We offer workers compensation insurance in all 50 states!
Is that new? Last year I had an employee in Washington and I had to call the State of Washington to set it up, for example. If it's new, that great! You should have told me. :)