Tech companies favor deeper tech skills greater than non-tech companies do, is what I'm reading, and it does not sound too surprising. You are also less likely

Tech companies favor deeper tech skills greater than non-tech companies do, is what I'm reading, and it does not sound too surprising. You are also less likely to deal with the "leetcode" subject matter (e.g. design and analysis of algorithms) at a non-tech company, so if you don't want to deal with that, applying at a non-tech company is a good idea. Does not mean that a job at a tech company won't be like that, though. They have CRUD SaaS apps, too...