>Get good at it
>with no prep.
You contradicted yourself in the same sentence. You can't get good at leetcoding interviews with no prep
>with no prep.
You contradicted yourself in the same sentence. You can't get good at leetcoding interviews with no prep
Do you know the "use it or loose it" phrase? How long do you stay good at leetocde to not require anymore prep whenever you interview again?
For some people, doing an AI assisted take home might take less time than having to restudy and re-exercise leetcode for months which they won't use again. Plus a lot of people suck at live coding when put on the spot due to anxiety, which means even more time investment for something not related to work.
>Is that so hard to understand?
I understood just fine, I'm calling it out as being incorrect for a lot of people.