tl;dr - have my google interview in 2 weeks, not very much confident on DSA, have solved around 100 leetcode. should i continue learning more about advanced topics like graph, tries. or just solve google past questions and understand the solution.
I got laid off from my past company, was asked to voluntary resign or else would be put in PIP.
I am currently in process of few other pre seed, series A,B startups. Mostly will get offer from any one of them so not worried about the layoff. But I dont want to join another startup again due to instability and exhaustive late night work.
I got a interview invite from Google 2 weeks back, and have started aggresively doing leetcode since. mind you I have never done DSA in my life before.
Most of easy medium I am able to solve, rest able to understand and solve after looking at solutions.
Problem is now its getting overwhelming for me, the vast concepts to complete in 2 weeks.
I just dont want to face a question in an interview and be clueless. Thus thought to do leetcode 150, and then just check past asked questions.
What do you folks suggest would be the best bet for me in current scenarios.
Also since there are other company interviews also lined up. So I need to dedicate prep time there also to avoid being unemployed.
Thanks in advance!
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