Replace Gendered Adjectives With Neutral Alternatives

Words such as “dominant” or “competitive” could discourage certain groups from applying. Use neutral adjectives like “self-motivated,” “dedicated,” or “collaborative” to describe desirable qualities regardless of gender.

Words such as “dominant” or “competitive” could discourage certain groups from applying. Use neutral adjectives like “self-motivated,” “dedicated,” or “collaborative” to describe desirable qualities regardless of gender.

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