Pros: - Friendly, impassioned people. - The company really believes in its mission. - Even though the company has grown very quickly, it still retains a close-knit community. - The open offices encourage frequent collaboration. - A great deal of thought was put into designing an engaging and educational intern program.

Cons: The environment can be noisy.

Pros: Being a female engineer, especially a junior one in the company, I never feel slighted at all. I was warmly welcomed and was given a fair amount of responsibility! Company is large enough to provide stability and mentorship, yet small enough to make an impact. Positive culture: friendly and trustful. Great work-life balance.

Cons: - Sometimes too many meetings, even just working as an intern - Hard to coordinate with remote engineering teams, it is normally the case for any company

Pros: Interns are really valued and respected at Chegg. You're given significant work. There is a dedicated intern program that includes things such as a trip to SF and a chat with the CEO. The whole company is full of just pleasant people to be around. You are given a lot of freedom, and the company has a good combination of work-life balance and people that are passionate about their work. Chegg also has a wonderfully open culture. I definitely felt comfortable telling my manager if there was anything I wasn't happy about. I was given great mentorship, and I definitely learned a lot.

Cons: Work got a bit tedious at times, and many projects often ended up being things that involved more configuration than actual programming. I'm sure this varies team to team, and a good portion of my work was really interesting, but certain projects definitely dragged on. This was probably due to being given projects that people wanted to get done for a while but never had time to do, but I can't complain too much.