Research shows that recruiters sometimes describe male and female candidates differently—using more positive adjectives for one gender and more cautionary terms for another—reflecting unconscious biases that influence evaluation and hiring decisions.

Research shows that recruiters sometimes describe male and female candidates differently—using more positive adjectives for one gender and more cautionary terms for another—reflecting unconscious biases that influence evaluation and hiring decisions.

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