How You Can Write More Inclusive Data Practitioner Job Postings

  • Thielen J
  • Neeser A
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Abstract

The principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion have long been incorporated into many aspects of the data practitioner profession. The hiring process is an exception; it is opaque, stress-inducing, and ultimately reinforces a homogeneous workforce. Job postings are important both as a window into the profession and as the first way that candidates interact with your institution. This commentary article provides concrete and actionable recommendations on how you can start writing more equitable, diverse, and inclusive job postings at your institution.

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Thielen, J., & Neeser, A. (2019). How You Can Write More Inclusive Data Practitioner Job Postings. Journal of EScience Librarianship, 8(2), e1167. https://doi.org/10.7191/jeslib.2019.1167

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