The choice of words in job advertisements often carries gendered connotations—terms like "rockstar" or "ninja" are frequently perceived as masculine, potentially deterring women or non-binary candidates from applying. Conversely, phrases highlighting collaboration and support may appear more inclusive. By using gender-neutral language, employers can ensure wider appeal and reduce unintentional gender bias in their applicant pools.
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