How Tough Conversations Fuel Mailchimp’s Community Involvement
At most companies, these would be unaskable questions. But Mailchimp is different.
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At most companies, these would be unaskable questions. But Mailchimp is different.
in terms of why and how we do what we do, we were all over the place. We needed a single, concise mission statement. So we got to work.
Our company culture is proudly weird, and our recruiters know how important it is to hire folks who’ll keep it that way.
Through feedback and iteration, we continue to improve on our onboarding process to create a more impactful experience.
We just do things differently. And as one of Mailchimp’s 2 talent mentors, nurturing that difference is part of my job.
I wanted to figure out a way to support the writing community in Atlanta and share how vibrant our local lit scene is with my fellow peeps. That’s how Mailchimp’s reading series, Get Lit, got started.
We've always been proud to call Atlanta home, and since 2013 we’ve been dedicated to helping it be better, weirder, and more human by investing in people and organizations that add value to the city.
“What’s your favorite thing about working at Mailchimp?” I’m coming up on 8 years here, and it’s still a tough question to answer.
Atlanta’s Pride history dates back to the early 1970s, when the Georgia Gay Liberation Front organized a march from Peachtree Street to Piedmont Park. Today, the annual parade draws nearly 300,000 people.
Whenever we create something, whether it’s swag or an ad campaign, we ask, “Does this feel like Mailchimp?” Our booth passed the test.
While our customer stories motivate millions of folks who are struggling every day to build their businesses, our employee stories can help motivate our coworkers as they manage their careers.
Space ambassador Zach Thomas used Mailchimp's personalization tools to bring outer space into inboxes.