Content / correctness
Strong system design, but the trade-off you skipped is the one they'd press.
→ 04:12 you said "we'd just add a cache" — without naming invalidation or staleness.
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Feedback
04:12
At 04:12 you opened with three qualifiers before the answer. Replace that pattern with a one-second pause, then lead with the decision.
Next fix
Pause first. Answer second.
Communication / delivery
Clear once you start, but the longest pauses cluster on follow-ups.
→ 06:48 a 7-second silence before "let me rephrase" reads as uncertainty.
Structure / signal
Your best answers lead with the outcome. Two buried it under setup.
→ 02:30 the result arrived only after 40 seconds of context.
Pressure response
You recovered well after the interruption — that's the muscle that wins loops.
→ 09:05 cut off mid-answer, you re-anchored in one sentence. Keep doing that.
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