Avoid Gendered Language or Diminishing Phrases

Steer clear of qualifiers such as “just,” “helped,” or “assisted” that can inadvertently minimize your role. Use assertive language—words like “led,” “developed,” and “implemented”—to emphasize your leadership and technical capabilities.

Steer clear of qualifiers such as “just,” “helped,” or “assisted” that can inadvertently minimize your role. Use assertive language—words like “led,” “developed,” and “implemented”—to emphasize your leadership and technical capabilities.

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