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The first tech round focused on topics like the Android Framework, Reactive Programming, and Jetpack Compose core concepts along with discussions around your thought process and problem-solving approach. The second tech round wasn’t just about Android skills; it also evaluated how you approach problems, manage your time, and present your work. Their evaluation criteria felt real and fair not a robotic or overly theoretical process.
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Senior Android Developer

Interviewed at Polarsteps

4.9★
Oct 26, 2025

The first tech round focused on topics like the Android Framework, Reactive Programming, and Jetpack Compose core concepts along with discussions around your thought process and problem-solving approach. The second tech round wasn’t just about Android skills; it also evaluated how you approach problems, manage your time, and present your work. Their evaluation criteria felt real and fair not a robotic or overly theoretical process.

The hackerrank test questions are usually simple programmer (algorithmic, data handling) questions, usually you will need to write a simple program, a few classes, invoke them, read data in, write result out. No multithreading no specific technical knowledge needed, just basic IO and language. The trick and the reason why You can fail easily : they expect 100% ready and working pieces of software, if You miss a line which is trivial like reading in or writing out a value from stdin , then you failed. Even if the task is simple, the time for exam is VERY SHORT (90 min for two tasks), you will NOT have much time for debugging, and if your software not working (even if 90% you typed in) then again You get zero points.
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Android Software Developer

Interviewed at Prezi

3.9★
Feb 6, 2015

The hackerrank test questions are usually simple programmer (algorithmic, data handling) questions, usually you will need to write a simple program, a few classes, invoke them, read data in, write result out. No multithreading no specific technical knowledge needed, just basic IO and language. The trick and the reason why You can fail easily : they expect 100% ready and working pieces of software, if You miss a line which is trivial like reading in or writing out a value from stdin , then you failed. Even if the task is simple, the time for exam is VERY SHORT (90 min for two tasks), you will NOT have much time for debugging, and if your software not working (even if 90% you typed in) then again You get zero points.

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