System Design Interview: A Step-By-Step Guide

Thank you very much for all the insights. Digging the internet, I have searched some videos that helped me and maybe can help others in a similar situation. So, along with the very very useful tips provided by u/thiem3 I would add: [video \- VERY useful for planning your interview. [video \- A mock system design interview for a parking garage (there are several others from this channel) And, the one that helped me the most was this one but I suppose its because of the circumstances (I'm from brazil and the company I am applying for is also brazilian): [video (its in pt-br)

Hey everyone, it's like my first post in reddit so I don't know if it's better edit my original post with everything I learned so far or writing a reply. Either way, Im doing both :) Ok the video that helped me the most initially was this one: [video . It's a 9 mins video worthy to check it out even if you are not being interviewed because it teaches a good system design "framework" for any situation. Important to mention: depending on the culture of the company you are applying to, many steps of this framework will be skipped. Example: one of my interviews already had the features prioritized and written down in the draw.io shared diagram, along with some additional information that,…

I am not an architect, but I manage a writers' community for architects and came across this video on LinkedIn that might be helpful to you: [video