"Their profits come from helping students to cheat and I would be amazed if they don't know this." I worked briefly at Chegg and the only viewpoint I heard exp

"Their profits come from helping students to cheat and I would be amazed if they don't know this." I worked briefly at Chegg and the only viewpoint I heard expressed, from either management or regular employees, was that the company was enhancing education, not hurting it. If anyone acknowledged that students were using the platform to cheat, the fact was framed as an unfortunate edge case, not the norm. It definitely felt to me like a bit of a "drink-the-koolaid" company culture.