Also w/ 20+ years of experience, I'm fine with missing out on companies that think code interviews tell them much more than they think they do. If they're that

Also w/ 20+ years of experience, I'm fine with missing out on companies that think code interviews tell them much more than they think they do. If they're that focused on individual coding, it might be a position inappropriate for your level of experience. At my level, I enjoy the interviews that are a talk over higher level issues above code syntax and algos, and have found that it's a much better two way street eval that way anyway. Those companies and managers that focus on the wider picture tend to be saner places to work where I can be more productive.