> No, you absolutely do need to cram to get through the interviews I just described a situation where that was not true, so I don't really know what you are re

> No, you absolutely do need to cram to get through the interviews I just described a situation where that was not true, so I don't really know what you are responding to. If you are generally on top of problem solving, you don't need to "cram". This generalizes - "cramming" has origins for formal courses, as a technique to try and pass an exam when you haven't actually done the work and don't understand the subject. It's a last-minute approach; might get you a pass but is hardly ideal.