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"[..] from software that could help track networks, timelines, etc., and organize unstructured data the way an intelligence analyst would." Do you know how it
by suls 10y ago
"[..] from software that could help track networks, timelines, etc., and organize unstructured data the way an intelligence analyst would."
Do you know how it looks in Palantir's case? I've never actually seen it ..
- ljw1001 10y agono. they keep it pretty hidden, but there are other tools designed for intelligence analysis that are easier to see.
- mandevil 10y agoWell, for certain values of "hidden" that include 40 minute long demos of product on Youtube, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f86VKjFSMJE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f86VKjFSMJE Look around in their 293 videos on that channel and I'm sure you'll see a wide variety of their products, I just pulled out the first one that popped up and looked like a demo. Remember, companies need to advertise to find new customers, so they can't be too secretive. (My biggest tip to someone looking to interview at a company is to find their youtube channel and watch a few videos of them demo their product before you interview. You will be an expert on their product compared to 95% of the people they interview, which will make you stand out. If they publish white papers, read one or two that look interesting to you. If they publish white papers and none of them look interesting to you, that's a pretty important sign too. Sure, bone up on how to find a cycle in a directed graph, but spend an hour or two on the company themselves and it will be very rewarding.)