Is my email address too unprofessional?

>>17751715

not as a general rule no, but why take the risk?

>>17751715
you don't need to "manage" another one. just make another gmail, all it's emails get sent to your main one, and make sure you set it up so that you can reply from your main one AS the professional one.

it's a little bit annoying to set up but once it's done it's set. and you have to remember to send from the correct e-mail address, but i think there is a setting to automatically reply as the email it was sent to.

what's your first name? nobody is going to find you based on just your first name. just wondering what your email would be. e.g. mine is [email protected]

>>17751715

No, this isn't too unprofessional, especially if that's the name you go by. I've made the mistake of making my emails Steven instead of Steve, which has led to people calling me by my full name.

Anyways, I do a lot of hiring, and as long as your email is some variation of your name, or something relatively safe, I won't judge it.

It's the people with [email protected] that get flagged for this shit.

>>17751763
where did you get my personal email fro?M

deLEt THIS

do >>17751749 Instead of First-Last you can just use [email protected]
If it's not taken, i made my main email fucking 9 years ago (luckily hotmail is still acceptable in 2016) and I don't have a common last name, might be taken if you do.