>We're still using Leetcode-style problems that barely reflect the actual work engineers do. There are plenty of "leetcode questions" that are pretty practical

>We're still using Leetcode-style problems that barely reflect the actual work engineers do. There are plenty of "leetcode questions" that are pretty practical and can be 'solved' with basics data structures people use all the time such as maps, lists, sets and maybe some loops or recursion and flow contorl.