Honestly, I have no interest in a Leetcode-centric role. I have had some wonderful jobs, but I have never gotten one through a Leetcode style interview, and I absolutely would not want a job where I was frequently faced with problems that the Leetcode problems would solve.

There are a _ton_ of things you need to know in this business, and if you're spending hours practicing Leetcode, you're not learning the other ones in any kind of depth. IMO companies who hire on the basis of these problems deserve the teams they get.