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What to Expect from an Inclusive Employer
What to look out for during the application and interview processes.
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Green Flags – Signs of an Inclusive Employer
Job adverts clearly state a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Salary range is listed and roles are open to flexible working.
The application process is accessible and offers adjustments from the start.
Interview questions are structured and relate directly to the job.
Recruiters offer interview details in advance and welcome questions.
You are asked if you need adjustments – without having to chase.
Feedback is offered after interview, whether successful or not.
Their website shows diverse staff, values, and inclusion policies in practice.
Red Flags – Warning Signs in Recruitment
No mention of inclusion or accessibility in the advert or process.
Job description is vague or full of jargon and requirements not linked to the role.
You are discouraged from asking for adjustments or ignored if you do.
Interviewers seem unprepared or ask inappropriate or illegal questions.
Feedback is refused or not available.
You're asked personal questions about health, disability, or background unrelated to the role.
Their team or leadership appears very homogenous with no diversity representation.
You experience microaggressions or disrespect during the process.
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