Got rejected twice after applying to QA position without screen or interviews. Just a standard email. Does anyone know what secret sauce they use to look at applications? TC:275
OP is asking about Palantir and not Amazon.
Sad to hear that OP. If you got rejected before any interview, it's most likely that many candidates were interviewing for that position and they closed the opportunity. Joined a few years ago, and they definitely don't care about school, just interview performance. We have quite small teams, and prefer to properly on-board new joiners instead of having an army of new hires doing toy projects (wink wink AWS).
No sauce, only humans do resume review. Won’t claim it’s a perfect system by any means but no keyword salad or special unlock needed
Hey, Im a new grad from Germany currently have offer from Amazon n Microsoft. Would you mind making a referral for me at Palantir??
YOE & are you sdet? Or manual qa?
Also a HUGE proportion of admissions are through referral
Hey, Im a new grad from Germany currently have offer from Amazon n Microsoft. Would you mind making a referral for me at Palantir??
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It's the school you're from. They usually won't like that You need to be from a Top 10 CS school
I got reached out to by a recruiter and I went to a no name university, idk how big of a criteria that is.
At ms full time right? It was probably that