DS/A don't actually translate to a real-world bar. It's more parallel to "have you been to and passed college?" which is probably not what you want. Then there

DS/A don't actually translate to a real-world bar. It's more parallel to "have you been to and passed college?" which is probably not what you want. Then there are the companies that say they don't give an algorithm test, but actually do. They just sufficiently abstract the real question behind something that is semi-related to what they do, while ignoring that the way they solve it will never be congruent to my answer because their question is sufficiently scoped to be used with DS/A.