Simplifying the Language and Tone

Using straightforward, jargon-free language makes job descriptions more accessible and less daunting. A warm, encouraging tone rather than overly formal or aggressive phrasing invites a broader audience, including women who may be exploring tech careers or transitions.

Using straightforward, jargon-free language makes job descriptions more accessible and less daunting. A warm, encouraging tone rather than overly formal or aggressive phrasing invites a broader audience, including women who may be exploring tech careers or transitions.

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