Smaller teams, more physically adjacent, make it easier to get things done and to work cross-functionally.
We work with state-of-the-art software technologies and open-source components. We look at “best-in-breed” approaches and move forward to adopt them strategically.
Tech contributors are responsible and empowered to ensure the success of their contributions. We have great peer review and recognition tools and processes.
Chegg has developed a significant presence and established brand in Student Services. It’s gratifying and rewarding to see the growth and response.
Communication sometimes takes a while to propagate. However, PMs are accessible and will answer questions and concerns.
It takes a while to familiarize with the advanced technologies in use. Monthly Engineering “Show ‘n Tell” sessions are helpful to ramp up more quickly.
Keep doing what you're doing! Addressing student needs in innovative ways, broadening the audience and brand reach, and making products of great value to the student and academic communities.
The interview process was very straightforward and felt like having a regular conversation. There were no trick or gotcha questions. The process is also very fast. From the time I was called for the interview to the offer was less than two weeks.
The first part was the online assessment, which had about 40 questions on general knowledge and backend engineering. The questions were detailed and styled like college test multiple-choice questions. It was hard to prepare for since it covered a bro
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
The interview process was very straightforward and felt like having a regular conversation. There were no trick or gotcha questions. The process is also very fast. From the time I was called for the interview to the offer was less than two weeks.
The first part was the online assessment, which had about 40 questions on general knowledge and backend engineering. The questions were detailed and styled like college test multiple-choice questions. It was hard to prepare for since it covered a bro
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