Hi All,
I recently accepted a new position. Through the entire process I realized how valuable LeetCode is. After doing a 2.5 month "crash course" (blind 75, company tagged questions, explore page), I was able to do decently well in interviews (got around 8-9 offers this time - all in Canada). This got me to thinking of what I could achieve with longer consistent prep, truly understanding all solutions and patterns instead of somewhat regurgitating them. I got a few rejections at top companies like Google, NVIDIA where I felt more practice, and more understanding of the solutions would have helped.
My question is does anyone have long term study plans (6 months - 1 yr, even longer) that they recommend? Resources apart from LeetCode that I should take into account for my next company jump? Just want to make sure that I'm preparing consistently this time, so that I'm ready whenever I decide to jump next.
YOE: 2
TC: 100k CAD
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Like this could be a continous measurement oriented process that shows you went from X to Y