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What will employers find if they search your name
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Joker
Nitro Member
Its technology today. I just moved in to my new house and though I've only meet a few neighbors I know alot about other ones I havent met yet already b/c I searched the ole www. Nothing wrong with it. I now know how my 45 year old next door neighbor looks the way she does!
If I owned my own business and someone wanted a job I would search. Or buying a house, etc.
If I owned my own business and someone wanted a job I would search. Or buying a house, etc.
The Swegian
Nitro Member
Surely, "quasi-official eye candy photographer for drag racing fans everywhere" had to have come up as a result?
Kris
Nitro Member
You have to dig and dig to find anything that is connected to this Kris Hill. LOL. Page four on either Yahoo or Google searches of my name turns up an article I wrote about a local cricket club years ago on the club's site and a post from here from 2 years ago asking about the story I wrote about the Pedregon brothers.
Otherwise, my name is so common and there are so many others with it doing interesting things, I'm hard to find and what you do find is not terribly exciting.
Wonder what would happen if I put in my maiden name. Or full name (i.e. not Kris but what my first name says on my birth certificate). Not much there, either. Interesting.
Otherwise, my name is so common and there are so many others with it doing interesting things, I'm hard to find and what you do find is not terribly exciting.
Wonder what would happen if I put in my maiden name. Or full name (i.e. not Kris but what my first name says on my birth certificate). Not much there, either. Interesting.
Nitrohaulic
Nitro Member
At 20 I was living in Nashville and a little 12 year old was giving me lessons in breaking the law. One of them was "Never give the cops Smith, Brown, or Jones as an alias because, they'll know you're lying!"
Googling Ron Dunlap is depressing because it looks like most of them are making more money than I am!
One of them might be a better truck driver, even!
Roadway: News - Four Roadway Drivers Win at State Driving Competition: Al Evans, Ron Dunlap, Mark Hewitt and Jeff Mefford Qualify to Compete at the National Truck Driving Championships [06.13.2007]
