[synergy20]

still 10x better than the 'finish this leetcode tweak algorithm in 20 minutes and tell me your thought process along the way, and yes you will never need that skill in the real job but we need find out who had time to cram for the algorithm books in the last few months'

[ozgung]

How are the technical interviews these days? Do they still ask Leetcode style questions or is it getting deprecated?

[tayo42]

I've unfortunately been doing alot of interviews. Leet code is common. Or "practical" which seems to more or less mean implement some kind of kv store class with some trick constraint.