Scott "Googled" himself and found another person with his exact first and last name had committed several crimes in the area. What can Scott do to ensure that future employers don't mistake him for the other person?
A) He could alert future employers by including the information about the other person on his resume.
B) He could distinguish himself by including a middle name or initial online and on his resume.
C) He could ask the managers of the websites to remove information about the other person.
D) He could be on his best public behavior and hope that future employers don't find out about the other person's crimes.

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By including a middle name or initial on his online and resume, Scott can distinguish himself from the other person with the same first and last name. This will help future employers differentiate between the two individuals and avoid mistakenly associating Scott with the crimes committed by the other person. Alerting future employers or asking website managers to remove information may not be effective, and relying solely on good public behavior is not a reliable strategy.

Scott "Googled" Himself and Found Another Person with His Exact