That’s a great question. Thanks for continuing to ask these so I can avoid those orgs. When I do come to having to decide on a sorting algorithm, I can refer t

That’s a great question. Thanks for continuing to ask these so I can avoid those orgs. When I do come to having to decide on a sorting algorithm, I can refer to the code and algos and then decide. All I need to be able to do is understand the algorithm when I see it not memorize the differences between quick and merge sort. I’m actively working with multiple Olap and regular db solutions and my teams responsible for keeping 100 billion row tables in the most queryable format and it’s never been possible for me to make such a choice, only on whether I use spark or redshift or snowflake. So what exactly would you achieve by asking this question? The irony is I was rejected by 5 companies for not being technical, accepted by 1 where I’ve been thriving for years now at one of the most technical roles in the org.