One of my coworkers flat-out said he "Just here for a job and to go home at the end of the day." No curiosity, not interested in learning, and they don't have a software development background.
I'm looking for contacts in other departments, making notes of what sort of pain points there are at-scale, and trying to meet people who are outside the department.
Unfortunately its not a joke. I would recommend reading the first few chapters of Weapons of Math Destruction to understand the motivation behind this type of interview. Average MAANG engineers nowadays aren't nearly as smart as you imagine. Some of them outright say they have no interest in software, they are just there for the paycheck. Let's see how long this can last...
That's literally it. As in, not just algorithms (the "leetcode" per se), but also design/architecture interviews. And then, applying ad nauseam, until you get in.