[togusa2017]

Before this discussion starts between how the interview process sucks. Here is my 2 cents:

1. Pick up leetcode (or whatever rocks ur boat).

2. Do a lot easy questions and understand the pattern.

3. Do medium level questions and understand the pattern.

4 If you are aiming for Big 4 do Hard.

Coding interviews is all about finding the pattern and applying it. Only way to be good at it is practice. Don't give interviews without some practice.

[zerr]

Anyone has any top list in terms of most interesting/creative/fun? Because, I find most of these tasks quite boring - even if the solution is not clear from the start, it just feels too contrived and you know that it's aimed at some particular algorithm and the data structure.

[torbjorn]

I am really enjoying working through the book "Elements of Programming Interviews"

[stuxnet79]

Instead of Leetcode I'd recommend starting off with Firecode.io. It's a lot more structured and there's a lot of bells and whistles included in the package that make solving these problems fun.