Use Gender-Neutral Language

Avoid using gender-coded words or phrases that may subconsciously attract one gender over another. Opt for neutral terms like “they,” “candidate,” or “team member,” and steer clear of words such as “rockstar,” “ninja,” or “aggressive,” which may deter certain groups.

Avoid using gender-coded words or phrases that may subconsciously attract one gender over another. Opt for neutral terms like “they,” “candidate,” or “team member,” and steer clear of words such as “rockstar,” “ninja,” or “aggressive,” which may deter certain groups.

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