The problem with CS training is that it is too focused on algorithms and complexity analysis vs real world applications. Take the CS problem solving with a grai

The problem with CS training is that it is too focused on algorithms and complexity analysis vs real world applications. Take the CS problem solving with a grain of salt and don't get discouraged. Knowing how to build sort algorithms or turning recursive algorithms into non-recursive ones, and backwards, hasn't been required in my 8+ year career so far, but they are good to know from a performance perspective and can help you when you're scaling things out.