Identified, The Search Engine For Professionals, Opens Public Access To Its 50 Million Rankings

In September, two Stanford Business School, grads Brendan Wallace and Adeyemi Ajao, launched the beta build of Identified, a professional job search engine built on Facebook data that looks to take on LinkedIn and BranchOut (among others) in an effort to give job seekers and companies a better way to connect and find talent. The main feature of Identified is its so-called "Identified Score", which assign a numerical rank (out of 100) to professionals based on their work history, education history and social network. Wallace and Ajao call these rankings "Google Page Rank for people"; just as the search giant ranks websites based on their relevance to certain search terms, Identified uses its scores to do just that with professionals. The ranking is a proxy for relevance, so based on a user's most up-to-date background information, they will show up in searches for categories that are relevant to their most recent jobs, etc.

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