Use Gender-Neutral Job Titles

Replace gender-specific job titles like “salesman” or “waitress” with neutral alternatives such as “salesperson” or “server.” This signals inclusivity and encourages a more diverse applicant pool by avoiding assumptions related to gender roles.

Replace gender-specific job titles like “salesman” or “waitress” with neutral alternatives such as “salesperson” or “server.” This signals inclusivity and encourages a more diverse applicant pool by avoiding assumptions related to gender roles.

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