Hello Blind Fellow.
Did you did or consider posting daily on your GitHub answers (code) to the problems you solved on LC? How did it turn out? The reason I am asking is because apparenly:
1. “green boxes” on GitHub are super important for recruter and that’s what they are looking for.
2. You are “showing off” your potential employer depth and breadth of your coding skills.
3. Good way of being persistent.
4. On the opposite side, I heard you shouldn’t put anything on GitHub as it shows you “know the answers” to the interview questions.
What’s your take away? Thanks.
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If this is the game now I don’t hold it against you for playing it. But it’s so incredibly broken.