Eliminating Gender-Biased Language

Words with gender connotations can unintentionally discourage applicants. Use gender-neutral terms like "they" or "candidate" and avoid words like “ninja” or “rockstar” that may not appeal to a diverse audience.

Words with gender connotations can unintentionally discourage applicants. Use gender-neutral terms like "they" or "candidate" and avoid words like “ninja” or “rockstar” that may not appeal to a diverse audience.

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