I had an incredible time working at Chegg in Israel. The company truly invests in its people, offering numerous opportunities for professional growth and personal development.
The culture is supportive and collaborative, with a focus on innovation and continuous learning.
I made significant progress in my career here, and I'm grateful for the experiences and challenges that helped me grow as an engineering manager.
While the company is excellent in many ways, not all business decisions are always aligned with the best interests of the teams or the long-term strategy.
There were times when it felt like certain decisions could have been better thought out or more strategically aligned.
Chegg is a fantastic place to work if you're looking for growth, a strong team environment, and a company that values its employees. Despite some occasional missteps in business decisions, the overall experience was overwhelmingly positive.
The hiring process was very progressive and professionally handled. The first round was telephonic, followed by four 45-minute in-person interviews. During the in-person interviews, the Talent Manager gave a tour of the company, showing me all the w
The HR representative contacted me initially, followed by a phone screen. The HR representative seemed nice and gave me a detailed overview of the company. The interviewer seemed to be confused and, at times, outright rude. They asked me a design qu
Met with the recruiter who put in the lowest effort possible in understanding my experience/skillset. The interview questions were at a comedy level. We met for 30 minutes and I didn't get a follow-up interview regarding infrastructure/DevOps, despit
The hiring process was very progressive and professionally handled. The first round was telephonic, followed by four 45-minute in-person interviews. During the in-person interviews, the Talent Manager gave a tour of the company, showing me all the w
The HR representative contacted me initially, followed by a phone screen. The HR representative seemed nice and gave me a detailed overview of the company. The interviewer seemed to be confused and, at times, outright rude. They asked me a design qu
Met with the recruiter who put in the lowest effort possible in understanding my experience/skillset. The interview questions were at a comedy level. We met for 30 minutes and I didn't get a follow-up interview regarding infrastructure/DevOps, despit