A startup that laid off 10% of staff months ago now has a jump on VC-backed companies that are cutting costs to survive. But Quip's former employees say a scattershot strategy could still cripple the business.

A startup that laid off 10% of staff months ago now has a jump on VC-backed companies that are cutting costs to survive. But Quip's former employees say a scattershot strategy could still cripple the business.

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· Former employees of Quip, a $170 million electric toothbrush startup, say a range of issues could frustrate its ability to ride out the pandemic.
· They say that Quip tried to grow into new products and services that were unsuccessful, and pulled resources from its "magic hit" toothbrush. 
· The missteps forced the...

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