[resource_waste]

>All the talk about diversity, but no diversity of thought. Only LC chasers. I genuinely believe this decreases innovation massively.

Nice belief, but good luck proving it.

I imagine the people grinding LC are harder working/more innovative than people who watched TV instead.

[adamors]

Yes, those are the only two options. I'd rather spend time with my kids than grind for 4 hours a day to get ghosted after the 5th round of interview.

[dfadsadsf]

If you spend your free time with kids you are outlier. Average adult in US watches 3 hours/day of TV (stats which frankly amazed me) which if spend more productiveky is more than enough to grind for interview

[drewcoo]

You were on to something with the GP's unprovable assertion.

Then you provided your own false dichotomy and the argument went all wrong.

[dkdbejwi383]

Why are the two choices LC or TV? What about those who have a family, hobbies, etc?

[resource_waste]

The average American spends 3-4 hours per day on TV or Internet entertainment.

Sooo... its not much of a leap.

[dsotirovski]

>I imagine the people grinding LC are harder working/more innovative than people who watched TV instead.

I suspect the original author of the article that spawned this comment thread prepared for the interview somewhat rather than watching TV instead - and still got sickened of the LT style interview.