Helps Combat Stereotypes

Careful language use can challenge stereotypes—such as the "bro culture" often associated with tech. By describing roles and environments in ways that avoid reinforcing these tropes, companies can invite talent that might otherwise self-select out.

Careful language use can challenge stereotypes—such as the "bro culture" often associated with tech. By describing roles and environments in ways that avoid reinforcing these tropes, companies can invite talent that might otherwise self-select out.

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