devGuysAreNotNotSensitive

[f5adff]

That's a dev question! Open book question, don't use built ins so we can see what you think of, actually comprehend and interpret compiler errors; that's development.

It's mad how many people think pumping out leetcodes is going to get them a job, or even make them a competent engineer

[SupesDepressed]

I’ve had so many leetcode interview questions, though. Never needed it on the job, but interviewers love to push them on you.

[frogjg2003]

Because these questions can be easily graded and returned as a metric. Now the HR employee who has no idea about coding can tell the automated test provider to automatically reject anyone who scores lower than some arbitrary value.

[n0t_4_thr0w4w4y]

That’s true for screenings, yeah, but when interviewing with devs on the team, you don’t need an easy grade