Ah so he was at UMIST. That makes sense. A very good, albeit "non-prestigious", technology university. Got it. Thanks.
So your "professional" opinion is that a year in industry is worthless? That's interesting. Does Dr Darkin agree?
And, correct me if I'm wrong, but Dr Darkin, who went to a "non-prestigious" university is now a "top academic" with a successful career in industry behind him? Seems to have landed on his feet then despite everything... Please extend my congratulations to your relative.
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