Providing Psychological Safety

Fostering an environment where candidates feel safe to ask questions, make mistakes, and seek help encourages learning and confidence-building. Psychological safety reduces fear of failure, which is critical for those transitioning back into tech roles.

Fostering an environment where candidates feel safe to ask questions, make mistakes, and seek help encourages learning and confidence-building. Psychological safety reduces fear of failure, which is critical for those transitioning back into tech roles.

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