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This is true. And it's a bit frustrating because I have to take care of two young children when I'm off work, not grind leetcode. But maybe that's the point.
by CalRobert 3y ago
This is true. And it's a bit frustrating because I have to take care of two young children when I'm off work, not grind leetcode. But maybe that's the point.
- ldjkfkdsjnv 3y agoIts not as bad once you accept its memorization, and treat it like that.
- airstrike 3y agoSadly not everyone is equally adept at memorization, so if you're solving for that as a hiring manager, you will only (mostly) appeal to this subset of people
- otteromkram 3y agoThen they're probably not a good candidate for a high-paying, high-expectations job. Thank you for pointing that out.
- airstrike 3y ago> Then they're probably not a good candidate for a high-paying, high-expectations job. [Citation needed] Memorization isn't the one variable we should be solving for. God forbid people take notes in meetings as opposed to remembering every word that was said
- spike021 3y agoBy your logic every software engineer job across the entire org at a company like Google/Amazon/Meta have the same requirements, exact same problems, etc.
- khzw8yyy 3y agoThis is absolutely the point. All these interviews are checking is "does this person spend all of their free time on a task we assign to them, no matter how boring". Or, "do they go above and beyond".
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