Reduces Effects of Stereotype Threat

Women in tech sometimes experience stereotype threat, affecting their interview performance. A structured interview’s predictable format can alleviate anxiety by clarifying expectations and reducing ambiguous social cues that exacerbate stereotype-related stress.

Women in tech sometimes experience stereotype threat, affecting their interview performance. A structured interview’s predictable format can alleviate anxiety by clarifying expectations and reducing ambiguous social cues that exacerbate stereotype-related stress.

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