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> Skip the LeetCode interviews/stop doing them and eventually they will go away That is not an option in this environment; too many companies use that as the g
by gaws 2y ago
> Skip the LeetCode interviews/stop doing them and eventually they will go away
That is not an option in this environment; too many companies use that as the gatekeeper. From a company's point of view, if someone refuses to take the test, that's okay because there are hundreds of other applications who will gladly do it.
- firesteelrain 2y agoI have managed to avoid them in my 20 years in industry. I once interviewed and they wanted me to do a take home coding exercise to build a CI/CD system in Python (with a scheduler). No one does that - we use GitLab, Bamboo, Jenkins, etc. Not a LeetCode example but my point is the coding exercises are silly. (Plus Activision was apparently using Perforce at the time and not git)
- gaws 2y ago> I once interviewed for Activision How long ago was that?
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