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Asked at Twitter, Meta (Facebook), Walmart Labs • a year ago
Design Twitter.
Technical Program Manager
System Design
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"In the API design, the interviewer is switching between RPC style (operation based endpoints) and REST style (resource oriented). Sticking to one convention and explaining why it is preferred over the other e.g. REST if the twitter domain maps nicely to resources e.g. /tweet or /follower or /user would help to create a more consistent and unified API. It would make it easier for clients to integrate with the API as well."
dreamingincode - "In the API design, the interviewer is switching between RPC style (operation based endpoints) and REST style (resource oriented). Sticking to one convention and explaining why it is preferred over the other e.g. REST if the twitter domain maps nicely to resources e.g. /tweet or /follower or /user would help to create a more consistent and unified API. It would make it easier for clients to integrate with the API as well."See full answer
Technical Program Manager
System Design
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Asked at Twitter, Amazon, Meta (Facebook) + 3 more • 4 months ago
Tell me about the most complex project you have led.
Technical Program Manager
Behavioral
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2 answers I was asked this
"STAR story weaved around the project 0 to 1 execution with all the technical tradeoffs, issues, and success metrics involved."
Push S. - "STAR story weaved around the project 0 to 1 execution with all the technical tradeoffs, issues, and success metrics involved."See full answer
Technical Program Manager
Behavioral
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