Pros
Qstream has trimmed a lot of fat, and a lot of senior managers that were holding the product back - this is a good thing. The clients that use the product as advised, always have positive feedback. With the reorganizations that have taken place, this product is set up to finally succeed. Sr. Mgmt is finally listening, sharing board meeting notes, and providing an overall guiding principle for the company to follow. The right things are being said AND done. I've been through a handful of startups, and this effort they are making is going to make the company successful. Credit where it is due, the former CEO built a company that was bigger than he could manage, and that is a great thing. The board is behind the changes that have been made to save the company and make it better than it was. Don't believe the hype around them prepping to sell the company - this is the way of startup companies that have to pivot to survive.
Cons
Reorganizations are tough no matter what (even if they are needed to fix everything). The office space is now very empty in Burlington, and the company culture has taken a big morale hit. Though the tide is turning, the year has been a tough one.
