Practice Assertive Body Language

Non-verbal cues often convey confidence beyond words. Practicing firm handshakes, steady eye contact, and upright posture helps counter implicit gender biases, reinforcing the message that the candidate is competent and self-assured.

Non-verbal cues often convey confidence beyond words. Practicing firm handshakes, steady eye contact, and upright posture helps counter implicit gender biases, reinforcing the message that the candidate is competent and self-assured.

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