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These days I am a senior software engineer at Google, and Pramp was a big help getting there. Doing practice interviews with humans who talk to you was much more valuable than working with a review book or online lists of problems. And the Pramp users I paired with were consistently helpful, polite, and professional.

Ariel Rabkin

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I realized early that my biggest challenge wasn't the coding problems themselves: it was staying focused while solving them out loud in front of an interviewer with time pressure. Pramp was perfect for practicing in an environment much more like the real interview. I ultimately got offers from Series A startups to Google, and now I work at Coda!

Moriah Rahmim

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Pramp helped me overcome my difficulties in talking, reasoning and coding a solution at the same time by practicing easily with other people in my same situation.

Patrick Balestra

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Three reasons why you should practice system design on Exponent Practice

Practice Makes Perfect

System design interviews are considered to be the most challenging interviews to take (and give) due to the open-ended nature of system design questions. A range of questions can be asked during these interviews, such as database schema design, object-oriented design, distributed system design, and scalability. There are also many topics you should understand, such as abstraction, concurrency, estimation, networking, and real-world performance.

After practicing, you’ll be able to...

  • Break down a real-world problem from high-level requirements to actionable design.
  • Ask the right questions and demonstrate your understanding of real-world tradeoffs.
  • Present a working solution, adapt to requirements, and defend your choices.
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