May Not Address Structural Barriers

While blind hiring mitigates initial bias, it does not solve deeper issues such as lower rates of women completing tech degrees or lacking access to professional networks. Thus, its impact may be limited unless accompanied by broader diversity and inclusion efforts.

While blind hiring mitigates initial bias, it does not solve deeper issues such as lower rates of women completing tech degrees or lacking access to professional networks. Thus, its impact may be limited unless accompanied by broader diversity and inclusion efforts.

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