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Have you ever thought about how people [perceive|understand|remember|know] your name?

Some recent scientific studies suggest that "easy-to-pronounce" names are more likely to be treated more [negatively|neutrally|positively|angrily] than "difficult-to-pronounce" ones. Probably, people with easily pronounceable names can get a better job or make their way [down|to|up|over] the career ladder faster. As for surnames, preferences were not due to the length or [origin|original|originality|originative], but rather how easy they were to say. [Furthermore|Apart from that|In conclusion|Besides], these kinds of names are easily memorised and can come to your mind quicker than some strange long surnames with many [vowels|consonants|syllables|sounds].

This way of reacting to people's names are shaped by preferences that are both trivial and [vague|transparent|subtle|obvious] and are sometimes difficult to explain. But no matter how it goes, it really works that way.