Use Inclusive Language Guidelines

Teach hiring managers to use neutral and inclusive language throughout the interview. Avoiding gendered, culturally specific, or exclusionary phrasing encourages candidates to perform authentically.

Teach hiring managers to use neutral and inclusive language throughout the interview. Avoiding gendered, culturally specific, or exclusionary phrasing encourages candidates to perform authentically.

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