Avoids Reinforcing Harmful Stereotypes

Questions that presume technical ability based on gender reinforce outdated stereotypes that men are more technically skilled than women or non-binary individuals. Challenging these presumptions helps break down barriers and promotes a more inclusive workplace culture.

Questions that presume technical ability based on gender reinforce outdated stereotypes that men are more technically skilled than women or non-binary individuals. Challenging these presumptions helps break down barriers and promotes a more inclusive workplace culture.

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