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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If you’re thinking about bringing a chilled drink to an interview, recruiters and career coaches have some advice.

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I never expected it to be something that divides people. But one simple observation a TikToker has made has the internet buzzing, and not from caffeine. If you haven’t caught up on the iced coffee job ...

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

Hiring managers shouldn’t judge candidates by their drinks. Candidates should also understand that first impressions can decide who gets the offer.

About 41% of hiring managers say Gen Z candidates show a general lack of professionalism. Drobot Dean - stock.adobe.com In today’s brutal job market, Gen Z is bringing their absolute A-game to ...

When Tim Millard received an email about interviewing for a media relations job in January, six months into his job hunt, he assumed he’d speak to a human. When he was instead instructed to record ...

Many resources exist about how to perform well in a formal job interview, but what’s talked about less is how to manage an informal conversation about a job opportunity where the format and success ...