Amazing perks: laundry, three free meals a day, and anything else you could ask for.
Not enough work/life balance. Enterprise work, so progress on deals is slow.
First, I had two technical phone interviews. Afterwards, I was invited for an on-site interview. This consisted of seven consecutive technical interviews (plus a lunch break). None of the questions themselves were especially difficult, but it was ce
Palantir was present at an on-campus college fair, where I approached them. After they described the two parts of their company, they took my resume and asked some preliminary technical questions. About a week later, they contacted me via e-mail an
I was interviewed on campus after submitting my resume at the career fair. They had a bunch of candidates on the day I interviewed. The interview included: * 1 on 1 whiteboard coding sessions. * Questions were very similar to any interview prepara
First, I had two technical phone interviews. Afterwards, I was invited for an on-site interview. This consisted of seven consecutive technical interviews (plus a lunch break). None of the questions themselves were especially difficult, but it was ce
Palantir was present at an on-campus college fair, where I approached them. After they described the two parts of their company, they took my resume and asked some preliminary technical questions. About a week later, they contacted me via e-mail an
I was interviewed on campus after submitting my resume at the career fair. They had a bunch of candidates on the day I interviewed. The interview included: * 1 on 1 whiteboard coding sessions. * Questions were very similar to any interview prepara