I notice that FB starts having android pipeline for the interview process.
I don't like UI and it has been a while since I worked on Android
Which one is better or easier going through android vs generalist pipeline?
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The different pipelines are just to give people the best chance in interviews based on their experience.
If you're an experienced android developer, the Android pipeline will be easier. If you aren't go generalist.
Neither is easier. It depends on your experience and expertise which one will be better for you.
The salaries and pay scales are not different and you can join any team regardless of what pipeline you cane in through.