If you are an intern, you can find Chegg to be a very attractive company in terms of starting to understand how Agile really works. Of course, the company has lots of positions for senior engineers in different areas with high salaries and benefits.
Nothing for this field for now
The process began with a short phone screen call, followed by an in-person interview. There were two interviewers, both developers at the company. The interview consisted of the usual "tell us about yourself" questions, a discussion of past project
Two online assessments were conducted. Out of these, one was a technical round and the other was a non-technical round: 1. 60-minute MCQ questions (around 40) for a Software Engineering backend position - Technical round. 2. Video assessment: 2 q
I had a 15-minute interview with someone who sounded like they had just started working there. They didn't know much about the company and struggled to give me clear details of the responsibilities for the role. They asked me how I was doing three t
The process began with a short phone screen call, followed by an in-person interview. There were two interviewers, both developers at the company. The interview consisted of the usual "tell us about yourself" questions, a discussion of past project
Two online assessments were conducted. Out of these, one was a technical round and the other was a non-technical round: 1. 60-minute MCQ questions (around 40) for a Software Engineering backend position - Technical round. 2. Video assessment: 2 q
I had a 15-minute interview with someone who sounded like they had just started working there. They didn't know much about the company and struggled to give me clear details of the responsibilities for the role. They asked me how I was doing three t