Google Workspace Users Can Now Set Their Pronouns

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Google Workspace has introduced a new feature that aims to makes its platform more inclusive. 

Users of Google Workspace can now specify their pronouns, giving workers a chance to flex their individuality no matter where they are working from. 

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In the announcement, Google revealed that users can set their preferred pronouns so they are shown on their Contacts page, allowing professionals to appropriately address their colleagues.   

However, the feature is only limited to Google Workspace, G Suite Basic and Business customers, meaning everyday Google users will need to wait longer before being able to utilize the add-on.

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