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Coinbase and Flexport.
Blind
Leetcode
Probably instacart and Robinhood. They have the most room to grow.
Some of these have a tiny chance of making it there, but none are actually likely. Uber maybe has the biggest chance if they can win the autonomous transport war
Slack
Splunk
Palantir, everyone working there seems to love it. Edit: sorry, I forgot the sarcasm tag. I've never heard anyone talk about palantir as a good employer.
I've always wondered: are they a consulting firm or not?
Palantir is a contractor for the NSA and other intelligence agencies, and little else. Also, the only people I know there are really good. I don't know anybody there who is doing the whole 'fake it till they make it' thing
Robinhood easily. They will 10x in < 2 years. They will probably 20x before IPO. There is basically a war going on among fintech apps to capture the millennial generation. So far Robinhood is very far ahead, and their growth rate is increasing. Over the next couple decades, wealth from the baby boomer generation will be flowing to the millenials. And the millennials are on Robinhood, not Schwab, E*TRADE, Betterment, etc.
My second tier bet would be Lyft or Flexport. Lyft: The ridesharing market is huge and growing. It is not a fad, it’s here to stay and there’s basically no way for the industry to fail. Lyft has its foot in the door early, and if it can hold that position it will 10x. But, everyone is dumping money and talent into self driving cars, and everyone wants a slice of that pie. It’s really unclear if Lyft or Waymo/GM/others will come out ahead here. I really doubt it will be a multi player market like the auto industry. No one wants 5 apps that do that same thing. Flexport has a shot at being a revolutionary player in a massive market. There haven’t been any new freight forwarders in decades. But, they are basically slogging through mud to try to automate everything. It’s not a tech company; they have to figure out how to slowly and surely replace manual workflows with software. It’s going to take time, and there is some competition coming. New startups have emerged doing similar things, and Amazon is a potential competitor as well.
Didn’t you join Robinhood in the other thread?
Why so greedy
Housing too expensive
Move to Midwest