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13 Phrases Gen Z Should Avoid in Interviews with Baby Boomers

In today’s diverse workforce, successful communication between different generations is essential for professional growth and success. For Generation Z individuals entering the job market, mastering ...
New York Post

Gen Z job seekers have their parents write their resumes, apply for gigs and bring them to interviews, shocking study shows

Gen Z’s awkward foray into the work world is a-parent. Newcomers to corporate America, young adults under age 27, are taking baby steps into the office — and making sure mommy and daddy are there to ...
Newsweek

Gen Z Is Most Likely to ‘Stretch the Truth’ in Job Interviews: Survey

Gen Z—typically defined as including those born from 1997 to 2012—is seeing its older segment entering the workforce at a time marked by economic instability, algorithm-driven recruiting tools and ...
Entrepreneur

Is Gen Z Really Taking Their Parents to Job Interviews? A New Report Suggests 3 in 4 Already Have.

A new survey suggests that mom and/or dad are attending their 20-something children’s job interviews in shocking numbers. A new survey found that at least three in four Gen Z’ers have taken a parent ...
New York Post

Gen Z won’t consider a job if an employer doesn’t mention this during the interview process

Ghosting is not just for romantic partners. If job interviewers won’t cough up the cash convo, these fresh-faced applicants vanish faster than you can say “entry-level benefits.” Nearly half — 44% — ...