Reflections on Palantir - Nabeel S. Qureshi
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A retrospective of an eight-year stint.
Reflections on Palantir A retrospective of an eight-year stint. Nabeel S. Qureshi Oct 15, 2024 1,355 48 187 Share Palantir is hot now. The company recently joined the S&P 500 . The stock is on a tear, and the company is nearing a $100bn market cap. VCs chase ex-Palantir founders asking to invest. For long-time employees and alumni of the company, this feels deeply weird. During the 2016-2020 era especially, telling people you worked at Palantir was unpopular. The company was seen as spy tech, NSA surveillance, or worse. There were regular protests outside the office . Even among people who did
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