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On Wed, 3 Jan 2007, Jonathan King wrote:
So now my guess is that this is an attempt at getting you to sign up
with what will essentially be a head-hunter at linkedin.com, and the
rest is essentially a ruse. (I bet the google jobs exist, but that the
sender wasn't the guy from Google.)
Interesting possibility. Stephen -- where did the message originate?
Did it come from a google address, or elsewhere, or was it spoofed? If
you can show us some of the header, that would help.
In any case, I would hold off on applying until Google advertises
openings requiring expertise in vector-valued function spaces or measure
theory or the Navier-Stokes equation. Those are the people who get paid
the big bucks. :-)
I find it easy to believe that Google could use some high-powered
mathematicians like Stephen, but I don't know exactly how. The reason I
don't think the email was legit was that the guy didn't seem to know
anything about Stephen except for his email address and first name and
probably that Stephen was good with computers (maybe because of the screen
saver Stephen made).
Mike
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