Posted by Willy Franzen on June 21, 2011. Jobs updated daily.
| Seasonal Warehouse Worker - Lockbourne Commercial Point, OH | View |
| Seasonal Package Handler - Part Time (Warehouse like) Plain City, OH | View |
| Patient Service Representative Dublin, OH | View |
| Router / Cust Service Clerical Grove City, OH | View |
| General Laborer $19 Hr. (1st Shift, 5:30a-2pm) Columbus, OH | View |
| Medical Courier Columbus, OH | View |
| Border Patrol Agent Columbus, OH | View |
| Remote Work From Home Data Entry Clerk, $1400 Per Week Columbus, OH | View |
| $375 Paid Every 2 days/Work From Home!!! Columbus, OH | View |
| LifeWise Vehicle Driver Columbus, OH | View |
During my Freshman year at Cornell, I took Econ 101. Since I was planning on being a good student, I bought the textbook and went to class diligently. Then I realized that the professor only gave multiple choice exams which were based on the slides from the class lecture. Those slides were posted online after every class, which made attending class and taking the textbook out of its plastic wrap completely unnecessary. I still went to class because I liked the professor and it helped me learn, but I’m pretty sure that I still have the $100+ textbook with CD-ROM sitting on a shelf at my parents’ house in its plastic wrap because the campus store wasn’t buying that book back. What a waste. If I were going to college now, there’s no way I’d buy textbooks. I’d rent them. That’s exactly what Chegg offers. They’re a Santa Clara, CA based company that is saving students a ton of money. When you buy books and then sell them back, you might as well be renting them, so why not actually rent them? According to Chegg, the average college student spends $1,000 a year on textbooks–using Chegg will save them half of that.
Chegg is a really interesting business to me. They’ve raised a ton of capital because it’s extremely expensive to build the kind of business that they’ve built. They not only have to invest in buying all the books, but they also have had to build a distribution system that can get students books at a cheap enough price. My only question is what will Chegg do when college textbooks move to Kindles, iPads, and other similar devices? They do have a new E-Textbook service, so maybe that’s the answer. If you like what Chegg is doing for college students, check out their Jobs page. Right now they have a number of opportunities including Customer Program Specialist (Portland, OR), Product Designer (Santa Clara, CA), Front End Engineer (Santa Clara, CA), Software Engineer – Cramster (Pasadena, CA), Marketing Business Analyst (Santa Clara, CA), and Accounts Payable/Payroll Specialist (Santa Clara, CA). Not only can you land a job with them, but you can exact revenge on those campus bookstores that robbed you blind.
Links to Help You Begin Your Research
Have you rented textbooks from Chegg?
We've identified Chegg as having career opportunities in the following categories:
| Seasonal Warehouse Worker - Lockbourne Bath and Body Works Commercial Point, OH | View |
| Seasonal Package Handler - Part Time (Warehouse like) FedEx Plain City, OH | View |
| Flagger II RoadSafe Traffic Systems, Inc. Columbus, OH | View |
| Patient Service Representative quantum-health Dublin, OH | View |
| Line Cook - Immediate Opening Chilis Westerville, OH | View |
Leave a Reply