Redaction of Resume Details

Removing or concealing sections of resumes or applications that might reveal personal information—such as names, addresses, graduation years, or photos—helps anonymize candidates during initial screening.

Removing or concealing sections of resumes or applications that might reveal personal information—such as names, addresses, graduation years, or photos—helps anonymize candidates during initial screening.

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