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ECRE Diversity and Inclusion Recruiting Flashcards

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  1. What is the recommended approach when a hiring manager expresses a preference for candidates of a specific demographic?

    Answer: Educate the hiring manager on legal risks and focus the search on required competencies

    Recruiters should advise hiring managers on legal exposure and redirect focus to competency-based requirements to ensure fair, legal hiring.

  2. Which sourcing tactic can specifically help recruit candidates with disabilities?

    Answer: Partnering with vocational rehabilitation agencies and disability-focused job boards

    Vocational rehabilitation agencies and specialized job boards directly connect recruiters with qualified candidates who have disabilities.

  3. What is a 'diverse slate' hiring policy?

    Answer: A commitment to include a representative number of diverse candidates in every interview slate before making a decision

    A diverse slate policy ensures qualified underrepresented candidates are consistently included in the finalist pool, improving diversity outcomes over time.

  4. Why is it important for recruiters to audit their Applicant Tracking System (ATS) for D&I bias?

    Answer: Because automated keyword filters can inadvertently screen out qualified diverse candidates

    ATS keyword filters trained on historical data may perpetuate bias by deprioritizing resumes that don't match past hire patterns.

  5. What role does psychological safety play in an inclusive hiring process?

    Answer: It creates an environment where candidates feel comfortable being authentic without fear of judgment

    Psychological safety in interviews allows diverse candidates to present their authentic selves rather than code-switching to fit perceived expectations.

  6. What is 'pay equity analysis' and why is it relevant to a recruiter's role?

    Answer: Examining whether compensation differs across demographic groups for similar roles, ensuring equitable offers

    Pay equity analysis ensures diverse candidates receive offers consistent with peers, preventing systemic compensation disparities at the point of hire.

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