Has anyone taken the time to Google their own name? Every once in awhile this exercise is passed around and I know several people who have been specifically the target of Google searches when seeking employment.
I think it’s interesting. I’m sure there’s something disturbing that I wish wasn’t emblazoned on the permanent pages of Google, but when you live in an internet generation, and have been active in internet circles for over 6 years, it’s quite a documentary of where you’ve come from and where you’ve been. It can also be quite a resume.
I googled for my own name today. 53,300 results. Hmmm.
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Have you three not got jobs to do?! Geez… go out for the evening and your inbox gets filled up with Technosailor emails!
Heh. Someone loves you, Matt! :)
Have you three not got jobs to do?! Geez… go out for the evening and your inbox gets filled up with Technosailor emails!
Have you three not got jobs to do?! Geez… go out for the evening and your inbox gets filled up with Technosailor emails!
Have you three not got jobs to do?! Geez… go out for the evening and your inbox gets filled up with Technosailor emails!
Have you three not got jobs to do?! Geez… go out for the evening and your inbox gets filled up with Technosailor emails!
Have you three not got jobs to do?! Geez… go out for the evening and your inbox gets filled up with Technosailor emails!
Heh. Someone loves you, Matt! :)
Heh. Someone loves you, Matt! :)
Heh. Someone loves you, Matt! :)
Heh. Someone loves you, Matt! :)
Heh. Someone loves you, Matt! :)
213,000 hits.
However, between a fairly famous photographer, a well respected Windows guru, and the State Department spokesman, you have to get all the way to the bottom of page 4 before you find the real me. And that links to one of your sites, Aaron!!
213,000 hits.
However, between a fairly famous photographer, a well respected Windows guru, and the State Department spokesman, you have to get all the way to the bottom of page 4 before you find the real me. And that links to one of your sites, Aaron!!
213,000 hits.
However, between a fairly famous photographer, a well respected Windows guru, and the State Department spokesman, you have to get all the way to the bottom of page 4 before you find the real me. And that links to one of your sites, Aaron!!
213,000 hits.
However, between a fairly famous photographer, a well respected Windows guru, and the State Department spokesman, you have to get all the way to the bottom of page 4 before you find the real me. And that links to one of your sites, Aaron!!
213,000 hits.
However, between a fairly famous photographer, a well respected Windows guru, and the State Department spokesman, you have to get all the way to the bottom of page 4 before you find the real me. And that links to one of your sites, Aaron!!
213,000 hits.
However, between a fairly famous photographer, a well respected Windows guru, and the State Department spokesman, you have to get all the way to the bottom of page 4 before you find the real me. And that links to one of your sites, Aaron!!
Yeah but you don’t live the double life I do, Sean. :-) Or is that Sena?
Yeah but you don’t live the double life I do, Sean. :-) Or is that Sena?
Yeah but you don’t live the double life I do, Sean. :-) Or is that Sena?
Yeah but you don’t live the double life I do, Sean. :-) Or is that Sena?
Yeah but you don’t live the double life I do, Sean. :-) Or is that Sena?
Yeah but you don’t live the double life I do, Sean. :-) Or is that Sena?
Yeah – probably WWWAAAYYY fewer hits if I Google THAT spelling.
Yeah – probably WWWAAAYYY fewer hits if I Google THAT spelling.
Yeah – probably WWWAAAYYY fewer hits if I Google THAT spelling.
Yeah – probably WWWAAAYYY fewer hits if I Google THAT spelling.
Yeah – probably WWWAAAYYY fewer hits if I Google THAT spelling.
Yeah – probably WWWAAAYYY fewer hits if I Google THAT spelling.
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