>> Well, London isn't "remote", but no sane person would want to go there. 
> 
> ?

Heh. You'll get me into trouble. :-P

>> The people who aren't in London are in places like Southampton, York, 
>> etc.
>>
> 
> I happen to be in Amsterdam actually. Or don't I count as people? (or is 
> that '... do I not...')

I meant the other companies I researched. A lot of them were in London, 
and the rest were in far-flung parts of the UK.

Korg UK is in Milton Keynes. But there office is about 10 square feet, 
so I'm guessing it's just an admin office...

>> Um... the obvious problem here is that I'm obviously not intelligent 
>> enough to do a PhD. :-P
> 
> Intelligence is not a prerequisite for a PhD position. As long as you 
> have a MSc or equivalent you could be hired.

Well, I don't have an MSc. I only have a BSc.

(You know the random Asian guys asking me to fix their Java? *They* were 
the MSc students!)

> Please, leave the job of 
> finding reasons why you are not qualified to the selection committee. 
> BTW if it ever comes to this I will probably not take part is the job 
> interview. I might know too much about you to be objective.

Why would you want me anyway? Surely somebody who already lives in 
Amsterdam would be a more sensible choice? :-P

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