Hey guys,
It's been a while since I've posted on WSO!
A friend has a really hard to pronounce chinese name. Would it be advisable to use a preferred name on his application for a summer internship at bulge bracket?
Thanks in advance
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I agree, absolutely do a preferred name. When he gives his ss# to hr he can fill them in on his real name then. Going by your middle name or a variant of your first name is fairly common so it's something they see often.
If he doesn't have one already, can we come up with one for him? I choose Gerrard.
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