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Deployment Strategist Interview Palantir

I have the 2nd round coming up next week which is a decomp round- they stated "The point of this exercise would be to get a sense of how you build problem solving structure for yourself, collaborate during an interview, and think about data/information when presented with a very open ended task. Your answer will be verbally articulated, so there is no need to prepare to write code."- on glassdoor and almost every other DS review they all say that their 2nd rounds were heavily technical based stating that we had to know SQL. I am not fluent in SQL (barely know any tbh) and I feel like that's clear based off my resume that I don't have that technical fluency- is it possible that there's other jobs within Palantir DS group that doesn't require knowing these technical concepts or should I try to familiarize myself with SQL as much as possible

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u/PsychologicalAd6135 — 9 days ago
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IK employee here - sharing a free session on 2026 hiring trends

IK employee here, so full transparency before anything else. I helped with this event, but I’m sharing it here because the topic feels relevant for a lot of people preparing for interviews or planning their next career move.

We’re hosting a free live session called Resurge 2026 on May 12th, 6–8 PM PT. The session is focused on what companies may expect from tech candidates in 2026, especially as AI fluency starts becoming a baseline expectation across roles.

The panel includes senior people from Microsoft, Amazon, Instacart, and Expedia. They’ll discuss hiring trends, domain-wise AI skill expectations, and how FAANG+ interviews have changed in the last 12 months. Free resources will also be shared after the event.

Hope this helps someone preparing for 2026:
https://interviewkickstart.com/events/resurge2026?utm_source=social&utm_medium=reddit&utm_campaign=L10X_Social_Resurge_sreddit11may

u/Agreeable-Agegy1985 — 2 days ago
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We're running a free event on the 2026 hiring market next week — panelists from Microsoft, Amazon, Instacart, and Expedia. Sharing in case it's useful (IK employee, not spam)

Full disclosure: I work at Interview Kickstart and helped put this together, so take that for what it is. That said, the content is genuinely free and there's no pitch baked into the event itself.

The panel is called Resurge 2026. It's happening May 12th, 6–8 PM PT. We're covering three things: what the actual 2026 hiring data looks like (jobs are coming back but AI fluency is now basically required), what the AI skill stack looks like by domain, and how interviews have changed at FAANG+ companies in the last 12 months.

Panelists are senior people from Microsoft, Amazon, Instacart, and Expedia — all actively hiring or recently interviewing candidates.

Free to attend, free resources afterward (AI stack guide and self-assessment rubric). Register here if interested: https://interviewkickstart.com/events/resurge2026?utm_source=social&utm_medium=reddit&utm_campaign=L10X_Social_Resurge_reddit9may

u/Super-Weight504 — 4 days ago