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The real answer is no, but after interviewing earlier this year the actual answer in practice is an astounding YES. There are two options of leet code: some co
by austincheney 5y ago
The real answer is no, but after interviewing earlier this year the actual answer in practice is an astounding YES.
There are two options of leet code: some compound algorithm that you would never use in production coded live or homework conducted over 4-6 hours on your own time. Given the extreme subjectivity of software hiring I am not inclined to do either. The homework approach is far more practical and realistic but is a complete waste of time. Never do hiring homework without grading criteria supplied in advance.
There are far more effective ways of assessing competence with simple cognitive exercises unless you are in an area of software that doesn’t primarily favor competence, such as preferences towards tools.