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At Chegg, we seek to hire individuals who are passionate about disrupting education. Why is disruption a good thing?
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Carly Zucker is an Instructional Designer who creates online training and classes for university and K-12 students.
One of Chegg's core values is all about making a significant impact. Chegg hopes to shape the future of education by disrupting it with new ways of helping students. Chegg works to make textbooks more affordable, offers online tutoring, online writing help, and has a massive database of internships. All of these are different than traditional face-to-face tutoring and bookstores. Explain how you see all of these options as positive disruption.
Carly Zucker is an Instructional Designer who creates online training and classes for university and K-12 students.
"Sometimes when people hear the word 'disruption' they think it is a bad thing, but it's not always. Our world and technology are changing, so why shouldn't education change? I think it is a good thing because it makes education more accessible. I think it is pretty amazing that a student across the country can log in and get help from a tutor."
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