If you're based in one of Chegg's main offices, by all accounts, it's a great place to work. It offers great communication, salary & benefits, career progression opportunities, and some genuinely progressive policies and practices.
If you're based in a smaller office, be prepared for:
(Seriously, that's happened at Chegg at least 3 times in smaller offices.)
Applied through referral. One week after my application was received, I got an email to schedule a phone interview with the hiring manager. After the initial interview, I was asked to choose between a live peer coding interview and a take-home asse
Referral and direct offer. It was very simple and easy. They offered, and I negotiated, which they gladly agreed to. They pay good money, and the location is nice too. However, the process could have been faster and smoother.
The interview started with an awkward introduction; I could barely hear the interviewers. They asked some interesting technical questions but didn't provide much feedback or guidance when asked for it. The interviewers seemed very unmotivated, which
Applied through referral. One week after my application was received, I got an email to schedule a phone interview with the hiring manager. After the initial interview, I was asked to choose between a live peer coding interview and a take-home asse
Referral and direct offer. It was very simple and easy. They offered, and I negotiated, which they gladly agreed to. They pay good money, and the location is nice too. However, the process could have been faster and smoother.
The interview started with an awkward introduction; I could barely hear the interviewers. They asked some interesting technical questions but didn't provide much feedback or guidance when asked for it. The interviewers seemed very unmotivated, which