If there’s one thing that takes down even strong designers in a whiteboard challenge, it’s time. Everyone walks in with good intentions — “I’ll show two design directions and discuss trade-offs.” But reality hits fast: 45 minutes later, they’ve barely finished one version, and the conversation feels rushed. I’ve coached over 200 designers through whiteboard mock sessions, and more than half of them stumbled not because of weak ideas, but because they ran out of time. The good

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