I ran Palantir’s rotational program for forward-deployed engineering. Here’s what rivals get wrong about FDEs.
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I ran Palantir’s rotational program for forward-deployed engineering. Here’s what rivals get wrong about FDEs.
Vinoo Ganesh led Palantir's program for staffers to try forward deployed engineering. He said companies setting up FDE programs are getting it wrong.
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