Encourage Use of Behavioral Evidence

Train interviewers to provide specific examples and evidence from the candidate’s responses to support their feedback. This focus on behavior rather than assumptions can reduce reliance on stereotypes.

Train interviewers to provide specific examples and evidence from the candidate’s responses to support their feedback. This focus on behavior rather than assumptions can reduce reliance on stereotypes.

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