Should you enter your real name in your email account, yes or no?
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For “official” letter to authorities etc. I only take one
email address with my name. This looks credible and serious.
For other purposes, I have other email addresses available. These are intended, e.g. for my music productions or as an illuminator.
It is not favorable to use an email address such as “alki27@…” or “sexyhexy99@…” if you write to the office, to a company or an application. This is what you use to mail with friends or partners.
In official writing, the recipient can expect you to use at least parts of your name in the email address. This is polite and respectful.
As a manager of a company’s personnel, I would not give anyone a chance to use as an email address “schnarchnase77@…”. There seems to be some seriousness missing.
You don’t just have to have an email address.
You can have one with clear names and another without.
I have two email addresses.
One with clear names for more official, such as applications, main accounts etc. and an email that I use for any other stuff.
Meanwhile, the boundaries between the two accounts have been very washed and mainly use the “official”.
Janein,
Take one with your name if you want to apply or want to make an account with official companies. Otherwise for any website you don’t need it and would be better without.
I did.
I also have an email address with clear names (for official mails) and 3 without.