Reddit Question · Apr 2026

My biggest post-grad mistake was grinding coding questions with zero structure for 3 months

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For Three months. I tried random leetcode every single day. easy, medium, hard, whatever showed up. i genuinely thought volume was preparation. i was wrong, during interviews, i froze. i knew the stuf

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