Managing Confidentiality and Professional Boundaries

ERG members might share close affinity with candidates, raising concerns around confidentiality and objectivity. Clear guidelines and agreements about confidentiality and professional conduct should be established before panel involvement to maintain the integrity of the interview process.

ERG members might share close affinity with candidates, raising concerns around confidentiality and objectivity. Clear guidelines and agreements about confidentiality and professional conduct should be established before panel involvement to maintain the integrity of the interview process.

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