Use Inclusive and Gender-Neutral Language

Craft job descriptions using inclusive language that avoids gendered terms or phrases that might deter women or underrepresented groups. Tools like Textio can help identify biased wording, ensuring the description appeals to a diverse audience.

Craft job descriptions using inclusive language that avoids gendered terms or phrases that might deter women or underrepresented groups. Tools like Textio can help identify biased wording, ensuring the description appeals to a diverse audience.

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