re: Why do some parents screw there kids by naming them something completely generic

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then people who could actually read the entire OP have agreed with the premise.

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So, you identified some dumb people. Cool.

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Or old Millard, Ulysses, and Rutherford.

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Very true. Appears that brilliant man was more of a dumbass

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Matthew, Mark, Luke, John

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Acts and the letters to the romans


Loved that song

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will never be discounted by a cursory glance at the top of a resume

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Ill have to admit. First thing I do when I look at a resume is look at work exp and then college.


The name isnt even looked at really. Thats for the admin to look at to call and setup the interview



While I hate travel ball names, the only jobs I think those get tossed out for are jobs in which you are going through tons of resumes, not jobs of actual consequence that have defined rolls/degrees.

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Nolan
Harper
Josie
Hank

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Solid


Girls names are cute and classical, and boys names are not weird and I could have a beer with them


Well done Roscoe

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Assumptions are made based on first names. It's always been that way

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I dont disagree

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So, you identified some dumb people. Cool.
Relax John Matthew

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I can't stop laughing at the stupidity of

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screw there kids by naming them something completely generic

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Especially coming from someone who misspelled their own kids' names, and their.

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My kids names are:

Nolan
Harper
Josie
Hank

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Nolan - boy? Harper - ??

Josie and hank are for sure solid female and male names. But the unisex potential in the first 2 sux. Especially in today's sensitive world where if someone "assumes" wrong based on tradition.

Leslie

Imagine living in a world where you think LaWrieyn is better than Lauren.