>> I think that the existence of leetcode interviews, where tech companies ignore your background as much as possible, and want to see the skills upfront, is a

>> I think that the existence of leetcode interviews, where tech companies ignore your background as much as possible, and want to see the skills upfront, is a condemnation of education. The funny thing is, all those leetcode questions are just the kind of thing that's taught at CS courses (algorithms and datastructures) and the kind of material that CS grads are likely to know well. And the people who interview you are more often than not graduates themselves. Because, duh, tech companies are part of the same establishment as academic institutions. But don't tell them that because they all want to be disruptive, instead.