Use Structured Templates

Develop standardized job post templates that emphasize objective criteria and avoid subjective adjectives. This reduces the risk of inadvertently including biased language or unnecessary qualifiers.

Develop standardized job post templates that emphasize objective criteria and avoid subjective adjectives. This reduces the risk of inadvertently including biased language or unnecessary qualifiers.

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