Increased Accountability

When multiple backgrounds are represented, panel members are more likely to hold each other accountable for fair hiring practices. This reduces the chance of discriminatory or unfair practices going unchecked.

When multiple backgrounds are represented, panel members are more likely to hold each other accountable for fair hiring practices. This reduces the chance of discriminatory or unfair practices going unchecked.

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