Allyship in Standardizing Blind Screening Practices

Allies can champion and help implement blind screening techniques (removing names, ages, or gender indicators from applications). Through team agreement and cooperation, such practices gain traction and credibility, directly reducing the influence of gender bias against women in tech.

Allies can champion and help implement blind screening techniques (removing names, ages, or gender indicators from applications). Through team agreement and cooperation, such practices gain traction and credibility, directly reducing the influence of gender bias against women in tech.

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