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It's funny just how terribly many of these are written. That Palantir example has got to be my favorite. Check out this hum-dinger of a sentence: > It was a pl
by the_gastropod 3y ago
It's funny just how terribly many of these are written. That Palantir example has got to be my favorite. Check out this hum-dinger of a sentence:
> It was a pleasure to learn more about your skills and accomplishments; however, I'm afraid that after careful consideration, we regret to inform you that we do not have any positions that are a fit for your experience and skills at this time.
- gnicholas 3y agoI was rejected by Palantir years ago. The recruiter called and said that I wasn't technical enough. I replied that none of my interviewers asked me a single technical question (I was interviewing to be a lawyer there). The recruiter was slightly embarrassed and said she'd follow up after investigating. Of course, I never heard back.
- atkailash 3y agoI had similar. Was told I didn’t have enough troubleshooting experience when my previous 4 jobs involved it centrally or exclusively, and no questions were asked about my process when troubleshooting.
- neilv 3y agoWell before Snowden, there was a techie joke: "Want to work for the NSA? Call your mom and tell her." I guess Palantir doesn't have the same reputation for capability.
- jeron 3y agothe palantir one was one I received, I successfully solved the hackerrank but still got rejected :(