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Round 1: Initial HR screening. Introduction and discussion on current CTC and salary expectations. Round 2: Proficiency test. A 40-60 min C1 level English assessment covering standard grammar and comprehension. Assignment: Build a functional Android app within 3 days. Requirements included demonstrating knowledge of Jetpack Compose, Room DB, Networking, and Clean Architecture. Round 3: Technical Panel. A deep dive into Android architecture, specifically data flow across layers (ViewModels, Repositories, and API services). This included a live code audit where I had to fork a repository, identify anti-patterns, and suggest improvements.
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Senior Android Developer

Interviewed at Full Creative

3.8★
Feb 27, 2026

Round 1: Initial HR screening. Introduction and discussion on current CTC and salary expectations. Round 2: Proficiency test. A 40-60 min C1 level English assessment covering standard grammar and comprehension. Assignment: Build a functional Android app within 3 days. Requirements included demonstrating knowledge of Jetpack Compose, Room DB, Networking, and Clean Architecture. Round 3: Technical Panel. A deep dive into Android architecture, specifically data flow across layers (ViewModels, Repositories, and API services). This included a live code audit where I had to fork a repository, identify anti-patterns, and suggest improvements.

Suppose there is an int array 1,4,3,6,2,1. These are the height of the temple. We have unlimited money and we have to donate at least some money to each temple.If the adjacent temple has the higher height then we have to donate bit more than the previous lower height temple.If we donated 1 rupee for lower height temple than we can donate 2 rupees for the higher height temple.Find the sum of least donation for the scenario?
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Android Developer

Interviewed at Flipkart

3.8★
Sep 29, 2017

Suppose there is an int array 1,4,3,6,2,1. These are the height of the temple. We have unlimited money and we have to donate at least some money to each temple.If the adjacent temple has the higher height then we have to donate bit more than the previous lower height temple.If we donated 1 rupee for lower height temple than we can donate 2 rupees for the higher height temple.Find the sum of least donation for the scenario?

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