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<p>I was reading a discussion on Reddit the other day that made me wonder whether system design is truly important for backend developers or just something emphasized in
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<p>I’ve taken and conducted software engineering interviews over the years, and one thing became obvious:</p> <p>Most interview prep resources don’t reflect real-world
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