Chegg Business Analyst Interview Questions
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So this was like one of the worst interview experiences ever, not because I didn't get the offer, but just how the company treated me. It started with the recruiter reaching out, then I had an HR round, followed by a technical interview that included SQL and R coding. After that, I had a phone interview with the hiring manager, and then a full day of onsite interviews. It was a long day, from morning till late afternoon, totally exhausting. It's been months and still no word back from them. Even if a candidate isn't selected, they should at least have the decency to let them know, especially after someone spent so much time interviewing.

The interview process moved very quickly and the interviewer provided minimal preparation guidance. The initial stages involved Python, although I was later informed that only SQL would be used. Several interviews ran over their scheduled times, indicating poor planning. The interview panel gave off a negative vibe, almost as if they were trying to warn me about the workload. After waiting for several weeks for an update on the interview outcome, I had to proactively reach out. It was quite disappointing that the recruiter didn't follow up.

Before you can even submit your application, you need to complete an assessment. It's a 1-hour test with 39 questions, most of which are technically pretty easy. It covers your background, SQL, Excel, business knowledge, stats, and some behavioral stuff.