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Can I put my English name on my resume?
Totally okay. A lot of Chinese friends will use ‘English’ names on their CV to avoid any preconceived notions.
Is it unprofessional to go by your nickname?
Ultimately, no nickname or term of endearment is appropriate at work. First, it’s condescending and demeaning to use a nickname or term of endearment. In addition, nicknames and terms of endearment are too familiar and unprofessional.
How do you write a preferred name?
A resume is not a legal document, so it is acceptable to use your preferred name on the resume. Both transgender and cisgender individuals handle this by listing a first initial, followed by their preferred name; others identify their preferred name in quotes, e.g: K. Micah Jones, or Kelsey “Micah” Jones.
Can I use a preferred name at work?
In short, you can use your chosen or preferred name throughout your job search, as long as you provide your legal name when it comes time for a background check. (If you don’t provide current or prior legal names at that point, it can be seen as lying on the application, and grounds for firing.)
Is it OK to have a preferred name?
Preferred names may be used as long as it is not in any form of misrepresentation or fraud. In addition, the University reserves the right to remove the preferred name if it contains inappropriate or offensive language.
Do I need to specify my English name and Chinese name?
You need to clearly specify your English name and Chinese name to your employer. In fact, Chinese nationals working internationally usually have 3 names: English name, pin yin, and your name in hanzi script. They must be consistent and clearly defined so there is no confusion in documentation.
Can I use any name I want on my college application?
It’s not an unknown situation. (It might help to parenthesize your English name after your formal name on your application to follow the English-language convention for nicknames: Charles (Chuck) Smith or Li (David) Wong .) Yes, you are free to use any name you feel represents you.
Can I use my legal name on my CV?
In the application process, the only times you need to use your legal name* are for background checks, right to work checks and other similar official procedures (*the name on your passport or other identifying documents). You are absolutely free to use your preferred name on an application or CV – without a disclaimer.
Can I use any name I feel represents me?
Yes, you are free to use any name you feel represents you. In the application process, the only times you need to use your legal name* are for background checks, right to work checks and other similar official procedures (*the name on your passport or other identifying documents).
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