Cengage is one of the best companies in the industry, and is also indicative of broader struggles the industry faces. It straddles the fence-line of traditional textbook publishing (which much of the market still wants), and technological transformation. The product developers are intelligent, hard-working, and collaborative, but the 2-3 year revision cycle for both print and digital make it hard for the company and industry to stay with the times. As a result, sales teams have many consultative conversations as they seek to change the minds of their customers, bit by bit, and help transform the industry to more tech-friendly. Cengage is a great company, and I'd recommend applying if you want to get into EdTech. Just know that professional growth can be slow, don't expect regular or substantive pay raises each year, and recognize that the company/industry only have so much money, and often must choose between investing in product innovations or paying their people. Usually, you don't get both.