>Since when is this the worst case scenario for a CS grad? He said this in the context of advising him to focus on algos and data structures. As in, if you wor

>Since when is this the worst case scenario for a CS grad? He said this in the context of advising him to focus on algos and data structures. As in, if you work hard on those things, the worst case scenario is you'll be really good at whiteboard interviews. The point is that even the 'worst case' is a good outcome. Very different than talking about the worst case scenario for cs grads in general.