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Qualstar Continues To Look At Strategic Options

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Simi Valley-based Qualstar , the developer of data storage and high efficiency power supplies, says it continues to look at "strategic options" for the business, as it reported yet another quarter of declining revenues. According to Qualstar, it had a loss of $0.4 million on revenues of $2.2M for the quarter ended December 31, 2016.

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10 Strategies For Success Long-Term As Well As Today

Startup Professionals Musings

That keeps people from pushing themselves to develop the kind of new solutions that will permanently change the business for the better, versus short-term band-aids. Strategic threats, including new competitors, market changes, and environmental issues need deeper analysis and full resolution, before they jeopardize your business survival.

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High Functioning vs. Low Functioning Startup Boards

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Here are some observations I have from this exposure: If a company moves from strength-to-strength with predictable outcomes, easy financings, low staff turn-over, limited competitive threats then the composition of the board probably doesn’t matter as much. As an investor board member I see this as my immediate goal, too.

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6 Keys To Growing Your Career Through The Gig Economy

Startup Professionals Musings

To me, that means treating your career more like a business than a job – with a continual and global focus on keeping up with competition, finding customers, preparing for changes ahead, and taking responsibility for your own finances. Market your business expertise. Don’t wait for your next company layoff to get you started.

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Should Startups Announce Their Funding?

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If you believe you have a market-leading position in your product space I would worry a bit less about it. But if you’re in a competitive space where you want to get a little more engineering done before the world is ready to start researching you then you may choose to delay. Why does that matter? Should I Offer an Exclusive?

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Interview with Josh Stomel, ResumeBucket

socalTECH

The exciting this, and the biggest benefit from bootstrapping this from recruiting, is I've been able to develop, and hand-pick a world class technology team. It was developed from a different angle. Is this at all competitive with LinkedIn? ResumeBucket hits the market with the idea and premise that simpler is better.

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