Avoid Gender-Coded Words

Certain words carry gendered connotations—like “aggressive” often being seen as masculine and “nurturing” as feminine. Use neutral descriptors that focus on skills and qualifications, such as “proactive,” “collaborative,” or “detail-oriented.

Certain words carry gendered connotations—like “aggressive” often being seen as masculine and “nurturing” as feminine. Use neutral descriptors that focus on skills and qualifications, such as “proactive,” “collaborative,” or “detail-oriented.

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