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K r/dataengineering · 22h ago CuriousMemo My experience working with Palantir as a Client Rant Over the past year I have been working primarily in the Palantir Foundry system. My CEO unilaterally decided to pursue an enterprise agreement after being sold the Al dream. Palantir sales engineers did 'analyses' which suggested that the multimillion dollar price tag would result in 10x savings due to process and decision optimization. Our IT team cautioned no, but were steamrolled. The project I am on was estimated to take four months and require 5 additional contract engineers. 2 of those were directly employed by Palantir as part of an additional contract (read: more $$) and the other 3 were a separate agency because Palantir said they don't do XYZ work (again, more $$$). It took the externals plus me 15 months to deliver an MVP. This is primarily because we were building a complex enterprise grade app (which we previously subscribed to) on a low code platform. The Palantir engineers left as soon as MVP was deemed complete with just 30 days notice and since then I have taken on their SOW. The work completed by the "brillant" Palantir FDEs has been consistently failing. I'm finding they hardcoded dates. They hardcoded accounts. They used different inputs for the same business concepts. They 'fixed' issues that were earlier pointed out with hardcoded logic. They used Al FDE to code spaghetti mess logic. This has been a freaking nightmare. My company had received 0 ROl to date and the CEO blames our IT team for the lack of delivery. If you have the ability to run away from working with this god awful company and their charlatans RUN. ↑ 731 ↓ Д 96 Share

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