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It would come off as odd because it IS odd. The normal thing is to expect foreigners to butcher your name and don’t give it another thought. What does it actual
by Grustaf 8y ago
It would come off as odd because it IS odd. The normal thing is to expect foreigners to butcher your name and don’t give it another thought. What does it actually matter?
And even if they ask, how would an interviewer be able to actually pronounce all these names? They would have to be polyglot geniuses.
Interviewer: So hello Mr Bezwzględny, how do you pronounce your name?
Interviewee: Bezwzględny
Interviewer in perfect Polish: Ok Mr Bezwzględny, can you tell me a bit about your background?
- dentemple 8y agoJust because it's expected, doesn't mean it reflects well on the butcher-er. I can be polite enough to ask for a pronunciation (and apologize if I get it wrong). When an interviewer doesn't even attempt that, it reflects poorly on their ability to view a candidate on their own worth.