Rather than serving up platitudes about innovation, the man charged with saving former unicorn Evernote says his priority this year is addressing the long list of user complaints.
CEO Ian Small , replacing Chris O’Neill, who had taken over in 2015 with promises to . Despite some progress, cutting 15 percent of its staff and losing many top executives.
Enter Small, who, after about 60 days at the company, has offered up a rather stark
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