Mission Helping enterprise companies send better automated email by productizing a world class email platform.
At Dyspatch we believe that work should be transparent, engaging, and take place at a sustainable pace. We constantly strive to be better, to be more inclusive, and to push ourselves outside our comfort zones, caring deeply about our customers, products, and our coworkers. We work to grow the communities around us, as we all grow stronger together.
Our Values:
Care Deeply “We care deeply” is a mantra you will hear around the office often. We care about the customers we build relationships with, we care about the products and software we create, and we care about lifting each other up to be better versions of ourselves.
Share More Internal transparency is more than just sharing information and giving access to company financials. It is about meaningful conversations and input into how the company grows and evolves. These conversations take place in our daily standups, company wide roadmaps, monthly all hands and anonymous founder Q&A. Everyone is trusted to use this information to make impactful decisions and drive innovation, regardless of their title or role.
Dream Big We like solving hard problems and we strive to be the very best in everything we do. Even though we’re a small team, we firmly believe that truly anything is possible. We celebrate wins as they come and learn from our failures in order to focus hard on what’s next. From marketing to sales, engineering to customer success, we’re always working together to build something bigger than ourselves.
Diversity is Strength Diverse and inclusive teams build great companies because diversity is key to innovation. We constantly strive to be better, to be more inclusive, and to push ourselves outside our comfort zones. As we grow our team we take diversity and inclusion seriously by encouraging open conversations, safe and respectful feedback, and fostering a mindset of continual growth and learning.
Give Back We love and support the communities we belong to. We build, organize, and support local events, we open our offices to those that need it, and we give back regularly through community volunteer initiatives. We firmly believe that growing the communities around us is equally important to growing our business, and that by doing so we only get stronger.
Embrace our Failures Failure is learning, and learning is growth. Everyone experiences failure, at all levels of the company, and we encourage everyone to discuss it openly and share their experiences. By celebrating our failures as a team, we can grow together and learn from our mistakes faster.
Description More than an email platform, we’re changing the way organizations communicate with their customers.
Dyspatch’s powerful API, easy-to-use editor, and built-in device testing allow for cutting-edge email strategy and execution. Centralized template creation, approval, and publishing workflows establish organization-wide consistency in both branding and legal compliance.
Dyspatch is brought to you by Sendwithus, the template management platform that has helped over 200 leading brands craft exceptional communications experiences since 2013.
Dyspatch has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 19 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Dyspatch employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).
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Overall, 76% of employees would recommend working at Dyspatch to a friend. This is based on 19 anonymously submitted reviews on Glassdoor.
50% of job seekers rate their interview experience at Dyspatch as positive. Candidates give an average difficulty score of 3 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty) for their job interview at Dyspatch.