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This. Even in the West, we have plenty of unisex names that could easily fit both men and women. E.g., "Alex", "Morgan", "Reese", "Taylor", etc. For non-West
by dentemple 6y ago
This.
Even in the West, we have plenty of unisex names that could easily fit both men and women. E.g., "Alex", "Morgan", "Reese", "Taylor", etc.
For non-Western names, not everyone would be familiar with the cultural context behind the language's naming schemes or gender context.
- jgwil2 6y agoYep, in France it is recommended that if you have a non-Western name, you put "monsieur" or "madame" in front of your name on CVs, etc. to help prevent confusion on the part of potential readers.
- etrautmann 6y agoA large question, however, is why gender is relevant on a CV...