I've worked for some phenomenal companies that treat employees incredibly well and compensate them top of the market. They required some leetcode to get in but other than that, the culture was fantastic and the quality of my peers was/is top notch.
To me it seems like you just don't want to spend a few weeks prepping and you're coming up with reasons to justify it.
> To me it seems like you just don't want to spend a few weeks prepping and you're coming up with reasons to justify it.
I've obviously spent weeks prepping and passed leetcode interviews: otherwise I couldn't comment on the drawbacks I've seen working for such companies.
I've worked for some phenomenal companies that treat employees incredibly well and compensate them top of the market. They required some leetcode to get in but other than that, the culture was fantastic and the quality of my peers was/is top notch.
To me it seems like you just don't want to spend a few weeks prepping and you're coming up with reasons to justify it.