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I think it is fortunate that great engineers like OP are rejected in Leetcode style interviews. The benefit is twofold: - It makes fresh graduate noobs (or eve
by mrkentutbabi 5y ago
I think it is fortunate that great engineers like OP are rejected in Leetcode style interviews. The benefit is twofold:
- It makes fresh graduate noobs (or even just noobs in general) able to compete on equal ground on high-paying job prospects. Think about it, if every high paying jobs out there value experience over leetcode style of interviews, then young noob programmers won't be able to rake great salary because all of those jobs are filled already by experienced engineers
- Great engineers should just use their talent somewhere else in startups, create more innovation, create more wealth rather than helping the big tech giants become bigger
- klipklop 5y agoNot so great if you are jobless and got bills to pay. “Create more innovation” is a good thing, but sometimes people need to cash those big tech giant’s checks to care for their family. Experienced engineers and college noobs should not be competing for the same jobs. Tech co’s seem to prefer the college grads for rank/file for many reasons. Maybe because they are easier to exploit?
- tester756 5y agowhy startup == more innovation? >create more wealth rather than helping the big tech giants become bigger should I care that some startup will become relatively significant and then sell itself once big offer appears?