Ooh, back in 2004 when i was out of Uni, the 'in vogue' interview questions were more asinine: like "how do you count how many coins are in a mall" or "why are

Ooh, back in 2004 when i was out of Uni, the 'in vogue' interview questions were more asinine: like "how do you count how many coins are in a mall" or "why are manhole round" , or "why do frogs croak " or "find the odd heavy weight using a scale and 3 measurements " The Leetcode interviews are a freaking step forward from that. Although they are optimizing for new graduates who have all the time to lose/spend to play with algorithms and "competitive programming" Are you a middle age gal/guy with a family? Its easy to filter you out because you cannot put 3 hours daily to practice your l33t sk1llz