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A recruiter’s advice that candidates should leave their iced coffee at home has sparked a familiar Gen Z workplace debate.

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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. The ...

Would you reject a job candidate who brought an iced coffee to an interview? Your answer may not matter: Either way, someone on the internet thinks you're wrong. And a career expert says she's over it ...

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