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International Women’s Day: How Pathwire’s Female Leaders Choose To Challenge
Where do you start when planning for the future in the midst of a pandemic? Where do you look when there’s no rule book, no recent history to research, and no best practices floating around on the internet? You look at your foundation, and for us, that meant our Core Values.
In times like these, anything that feels normal is a welcome addition to the day. While dogs barking on Zoom calls or cats walking on our keyboard may not seem normal to those without animals, they gave us company and reminded us of the people and pets we loved during a difficult year. If you’d like to see what the Mailpets hype is all about – and, by extension, what the Mailgun hype is all about – check out our jobs page (we’re hiring)! We can’t wait to see what community (and pet pictures) you bring with yo
As a communications service provider, our aim is to offer a reliable path between two connections – a business and its customers. The Mailgun name represents the speed and power of our sending infrastructure, which works well for our Email API product, but speed is not enough to build meaningful connections. For our broader solution set, we wanted a name that could show our growth and commitment to building those relationships, and the “Pathwire” name more clearly articulates that vision.
The tech industry is sometimes seen as a stereotypically male environment, but more and more women are shattering preconceived notions and redefining what it truly means to be in tech. Every day, women are using technology to fulfill dreams, create jobs, and pursue any and every what if? See how women in tech thrive in our recent blog post.
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