My understanding is that Palantir is running an engineering mill/sweatshop using fresh out of school CS grads (particularly from Stanford). That much of their time is spent simply writing client-specific code that imports and cleans up data from disparate enterprise systems. That its not challenging, innovating, or exciting.
Of course this is all anecdotal based on what I've heard from friends and a Palantir engineer I met at bar.
Anyone with more insight know if this is accurate?
Of course this is all anecdotal based on what I've heard from friends and a Palantir engineer I met at bar.
Anyone with more insight know if this is accurate?