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Gen Z job seekers are pulling up an extra chair for their Gen X and boomer parents—not just for job interviews, but also to help write resumes, negotiate salaries, and solve workplace conflicts. To ...

The youngest of adults face criticism for a lack of communications skills, independence and motivation. And a new small survey of recent Gen-Z job seekers doesn’t do much to dispel those labels.

Some Gen Zers are bringing their parents to job interviews, a survey of 1,428 zoomers found. Experts say this trend shows Gen Z values parental guidance but that it can hurt job prospects. However, ...

"I wish I could take my parents to the interview!" For many Gen Z jobseekers, that's no longer a wish but reality. A study by Resume Templates shows 77% of Gen Z candidates have brought a parent to an ...

Let’s face it: Some parents of adult children have a hard time letting go. But how much involvement is too much? Is going on a job interview with your adult kid a good idea? When does giving your kid ...

(NewsNation) — Some Gen Z respondents need help from their parents during a job interview, according to a new survey. Resume Templates survey found that 26 percent of the Gen Z respondents actually ...

Gen Z job seekers are coping with the scarce entry-level job market by turning to the person they know best: mom and dad. Over three-quarters of recent job seekers are pulling up an extra chair for ...