Thread regarding Follett layoffs

CHEGG is rising

CHEGG has great financial results due to is excellent management team and conservative strategy. CHEGG is the market leader, while follet is a laggard. Why?

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Chegg had a huge ad on GMA this morning, they are donating laptops & course materials for Their 1st year of college to a group of high school seniors graduates. Great advertising & company promotion on their part.

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Post ID: @ahsi+14OuIz5I

It's not just technology it is the entire business model.

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Post ID: @3van+14OuIz5I

Text books ARE a commodity. Buy my kid's textbooks from CHEGG or Amazon, whoever has the best best price. Follett never completes. NEVER had an issue with CHEGG.
With Follett wanting more than a reasonable profit to keep 7 generations of Folletts fed plus the exorbitant salaries you pay your senior management team you'll never be competitive.
Sorry Follett but technology has passed you by.

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Post ID: @3zzq+14OuIz5I

Market watch Yahoo financials it’s all over out there. They are doing it right No matter how we feel.
And they’ve been doing it right for quite a long time.

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Post ID: @3epz+14OuIz5I

Chegg isn't trying to feed 7 generations of Folletts?

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Post ID: @2jte+14OuIz5I

What Amazon and Chegg has taught us is when what you sell is a commodity, cheaper always wins.

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Post ID: @1vyt+14OuIz5I

For every student that likes Chegg, there is a student that hates it. Wrong editions sent, pages are always missing, excessive highlghting and writing. My students have informed me returning things to Chegg is a huge hassel. Sure they are cheaper but cheaper comes with a cost.

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Post ID: @1svl+14OuIz5I

Why?????????, that's easy, no unprofitable stores or crazy campus contracts.

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Post ID: @1ncp+14OuIz5I

Shares of Chegg spiked as much as 37% to $61.33 on Tuesday after the company announced a surge in subscribers as students transition to online learning amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Post ID: @1ekd+14OuIz5I

Wrong. They aren’t in much better shape. But you are right about maintaining the physical stores.

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Post ID: @1jab+14OuIz5I

It’s certainly helpful if you don’t have 1400+ physical locations each with different contractual obligations and overhead eating away at market that continues to dry up with digital and peer to peer sales.

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Post ID: @hdu+14OuIz5I

Where did this financial info come from?

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Post ID: @hlq+14OuIz5I

Chegg isn't trying to feed 7 generations of Folletts?

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