Avoid Stereotypical or Gendered Descriptions of Roles

Carefully examine adjectives or role descriptions that may imply gender stereotypes, such as "nurturing" or "aggressive." Use neutral descriptors focused on skills, qualifications, and mindset to foster a welcoming tone for all gender identities.

Carefully examine adjectives or role descriptions that may imply gender stereotypes, such as "nurturing" or "aggressive." Use neutral descriptors focused on skills, qualifications, and mindset to foster a welcoming tone for all gender identities.

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