Chegg Reviews

Pros

Learned a lot of industry practices and Chegg has a really great work environment. They really prioritize the work life balance and focusing on personal growth as well.

Cons

Internship program onboarding was a bit rough and confusing at the start.

Pros

Benefits such as Health and Retirement are decent

Cons

This is a completely honest review ~ Managers play favorites, be ready to play office politics to progress. Was told that it was going to be fully remote, and then proceeds to hound on returning to the office for more “team collaboration”. Currently it is mandatory for RTO. Pay is not $30/hr or anywhere near that, it’s near the bottom so negotiate during your initial interview or you’ll only get minimal pay raises. You’re getting yelled at all day from students, parents of students, those that are fraudulently charged from Chegg. There’s no empathy, in this role you deal with it and only metrics are recognized. And it is true, huge emphasis and push on the Great Place to Work surveys from Chegg. Don’t believe everything you see, used to believe in Great Places to Work, but now realized even they can show inflated numbers.

Pros

Great benefits, nice people in the company, M-F and sweet holiday pay

Cons

As a company who values mental health, they did nothing to help one of their employees who was struggling. When someone says "this role is making my mental health drop", the company's response should not be "well you need to get your numbers up before we can recommend you to another position". The management in customer service needs improvement and empathy. Also, in the time we are living, online jobs can be done at home and you shouldn't force your employees to go back to the office if it doesn't work for them.

Pros

Good starting salary, decent benefits

Cons

Claims to be a diverse, inclusive and supportive culture -- to the point of pushing employees to vote for awards so they can claim such titles –– while consistently pushing the complaints of marginalized workers under the rug. Extremely disorganized and those who work the hardest are rewarded the least. No room for growth at this point in time, seems that wasn't always the case. The most disorganized and misleading place I've ever worked.

Pros

The paying off school loans thing is cool.

Cons

Your job security is NEVER promised. The do secret mass lay offs almost every year. It happened twice in the few short years I was there. I was in one of them. They really do not care as long as their company stays in the green. They pay us in gift cards for positive reviews. Work here for a bit but always stay applying to places. They don’t care I promise you. Also no room for growth. Have 0 expectations on that. Negotiation for a salary you’re comfortable with because you won’t see a raise unless you switch roles which is practically impossible.

Pros

good benefits and people there

Cons

classic large biz problems where its all fun but low trust

Pros

Remote, flexible, fun, get to educate the next generation

Cons

Part-time only, no way to grow

Pros

Everyone here is great! The work is rewarding and the pay is top in the industry

Cons

Lots of work and lots of sprinting.

Pros

relatively stable, there are pockets of the company where you can coast.

Cons

quite bureaucratic and slow, lot of busy work. boomers don't know anything

Pros

Very good culture and benefits

Cons

no cons as of now