Controlling Your Search Engine Resume
Along with networking, your resume is perhaps the most important tool you have to excel within your professional field. Many people just view a resume as a summary of personal, educational and professional qualifications, however, nowadays your resume is much more detailed than you may imagine. In the vast world of the Internet, complete with search engines and spiders crawling the web indexing an ever expanding amount of information, you and others are leaving footprints about you resulting in the creation of your search engine resume.
Your search resume is the search engine results pages that appear when someone does a search for your name or does a search for related personal information. The idea of a search engine resume is nothing new; in fact, this has been discussed fairly frequently. See:
“My Google Resume” over on the FactorCity blog
“This Will Go Down On Your Permanent Record” by Quadszilla of SEOBlackhat fame
“The Blog is the New Resume” by Adam Dorowski
“Privacy and SEO” by Scott Reynolds of Agency.com via bl.asphemo.us
and finally, Ozgur Alaz of Marketallica who takes this idea to another level by creating “The First Resume in Google Earth”


