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Debate Emerges Over Bringing Iced Coffee to Job Interviews

A debate has emerged about the appropriateness of bringing iced coffee to job interviews, initiated by a TikTok video from recruiter Caitlin Wehniainen. While some view it as unprofessional, others argue it reflects personality and preparedness. The discussion occurs amid a challenging job market for young people, with a significant drop in graduate vacancies and high rates of unemployment among those aged 16-24.

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A debate has emerged about the appropriateness of bringing iced coffee to job interviews, initiated by a TikTok video from recruiter Caitlin Wehniainen. While some view it as unprofessional, others argue it reflects personality and preparedness. The discussion occurs amid a challenging job market for young people, with a significant drop in graduate vacancies and high rates of unemployment among those aged 16-24.

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Could an iced coffee freeze you out of the job market?

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Debate Emerges Over Bringing Iced Coffee to Job Interviews