It makes me orders of magnitude worse :smack:.
Where I work, I once saw a baby that had no less than 10 names before her last name. All I could think of was how she would hate filling in forms when she got older…
Any nonstandard spelling of a common name, or any name commonly associated (correctly or otherwise) with belonging to a lower-income community. Similarly, any “unique” name. Employers tend to reject resumes with such at higher rates than baseline.
Nahlige. Pronounced like knowledge.
At my job I get so frustrated with the unique names. I’ll ask someone’s name and they say “Nahlige.” Pause, with me waiting for a spelling. No spelling. “Okay, can spell your name for me?” Big sigh like I’m a moron. “N-A-H…”
Those of us with more than the standard F/M/L usually just fill out the first, second and last.
(Glad my folks didn’t go to that extreme though)