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Bringing iced coffee to a job interview probably isn’t a good idea, career counselors say, but the viral debate could signal shifting workplace norms as Gen Z candidates enter the job market.

What started as a conversation about job interview tips online escalated into a generational debate over whether it’s taboo to show up with an iced coffee to talk to a potential employer.

Some employers see it as harmless, while others think it looks unprofessional. One hiring manager says context matters more than the cup.

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A recruiter posted a TikTok saying Gen Z applicants are showing up to interviews with iced coffees, sparking discussion over whether it's unprofessional.

“Don’t, like, waltz into your interview all casual with an iced coffee. It just looks like you didn’t have time to finish your coffee beforehand.” Thus spoke a corporate recruiter named Caitlin ...