Use Inclusive and Accessible Language

Craft job postings using straightforward and inclusive language to avoid jargon or corporate speak that might alienate entry-level candidates or returnees. This approach fosters transparency by making the information easily understandable and signals that the company values diversity and openness.

Craft job postings using straightforward and inclusive language to avoid jargon or corporate speak that might alienate entry-level candidates or returnees. This approach fosters transparency by making the information easily understandable and signals that the company values diversity and openness.

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