500+ employees with an annual revenue estimated to be below $10MM.
The article said that the layoff letter claimed Q3 revenue was $27mm, or an order of magnitude higher than what you're claiming here.
The article said that the layoff letter claimed Q3 revenue was $27mm, or an order of magnitude higher than what you're claiming here.
Second, I’m highly skeptical that the CEO is making fraudulent financial claims in his letter to the employees. Unlike you, he: a) actually knows the facts, and b) is liable for his false statements.
Finally, it’s clear you have some kind of bizarre axe to grind against Evernote, hence the baseless speculation and outright lies over the years. No idea why, but it’s pretty sad.
You can respond if you want but I won’t be reading or replying.