Iced coffee is at the center of an intergenerational hiring debate taking place across the internet. A career expert says it ...

Every generation has its share of people who struggle to see beyond their own perspective, but now we have the language to ...

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.

I think there are a number of things going on, but the iced coffee is really a proxy for a bigger question: What is appropriate during a job interview now? That "now" is interesting. What are some of ...

You want the job. You also really want coffee. Find out if those two desires can coexist when you're meeting with a hiring ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. Yes, you can bring iced coffee to a job interview, but how you handle it matters more than ...

What, exactly, about the drink is so distracting? The viral debate raises bigger questions about who defines ‘professionalism’ ...

“Etiquette is often about us all buying into a certain fiction. And during a job interview, I want to believe that this is the most important thing in your life for the next 30 minutes,” said Nick ...

This seemingly mundane question has somehow consumed various corners of the internet, taking over social media feeds and ...

Career experts are divided on whether bringing iced coffee to a job interview is a harmless habit or a professional misstep.

Experts have observed several factors that make Generation Z poised to behave differently at work than previous generations.