LeetCode questions that have no correlation to your skill as an engineer, and as a result, you end up having completely useless coworkers. I'm not sure why every company does this.
If you're not grinding LeetCode for 10 hours a day, every day, for months or years, you're not going to pass. I don't care what any gurus selling courses say. If you manage to pass this and then get through the bar-raiser, you get to work on-site 5
There are 6 rounds in total. The first round was online data structure, followed by system design. Data structure focused mostly on trees and graphs. System design was tough, with a focus on scalability and creating a large enterprise app.
LeetCode questions that have no correlation to your skill as an engineer, and as a result, you end up having completely useless coworkers. I'm not sure why every company does this.
If you're not grinding LeetCode for 10 hours a day, every day, for months or years, you're not going to pass. I don't care what any gurus selling courses say. If you manage to pass this and then get through the bar-raiser, you get to work on-site 5
There are 6 rounds in total. The first round was online data structure, followed by system design. Data structure focused mostly on trees and graphs. System design was tough, with a focus on scalability and creating a large enterprise app.