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41m American, I think it looks unprofessional. Food and drink in a formal job interview is a no-no.
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Seems like you're not taking the interviewer seriously... and it's unlikely that you'd be yawning right in front of the interviewer 😂😂😂 If you're dehydrated or tired minutes before a life changing interview (especially in this economy), that's a you problem and tells people that you didn't prepare a night before and treating the potential job as a potential hobby.
I only employ tea drinkers 🤣 is this actually a thing?!
It's a no because a cold hand sends negative signals. ...at least carry it in your left . ... And let's not get the biggest one and be 3 min late . Certainly depends on the job your applying for .
Why not bring a roast to share with the interviewer? 🤣 It’s unprofessional to have it with you during the interview. Leave it outside if you have to bring one. I haven’t gone to an interview in ages, so I don’t have to worry about this. 😂
The UK government is using my taxes to fund weapons instead of the NHS and community centres. We have more important things to report on dont we?
Recruiter here! If you are the best candidate, I don’t care what kind of food or drink you bring. If you’re not the best of the best, it might be better to finish your drink before the interview.
No ... unprofessional
There is no issue, any any bother about it is exaggerated and utterly pointless.<br>Unless it is used to create an issue. Which is unlikely.
With the success rate of these interviews you might as well 💀
Of course not how is this even possible? This generation is completely clueless and lacks any sense of respect.
No! It looks very unprofessional. You might as well bring a sandwich, kick your shoes off and put your bare feet on the desk of your interviewer.
That’s how you get rejected <br>The other applicants will be thanking you….
It's good to see people are discussing important issues like this
No! If the manager interviewing you offers then it is ok to deny or accept.
No, when I had my interview I got ready 2 hours early and had my coffee beforehand. Only thing I'd take is a bottle of water, if that
Aren’t you supposed to go into interviews these days not looking desperate? Since so many companies are certifiable insane asylums? Iced coffee is a test. If they don’t hire you because of an iced coffee, you just dodged a bullet. If you are interviewing someone with an iced coffee, they aren’t desperate and probably have desired skills. Even better if you eat a sandwich and in between bites ask “Tell me, why should I want to work for you?’
My only issue with an iced beverage is the wet ring it leaves behind.
Culture says no. Logic says yes.
Take a packed lunch and a can of beer.
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No, I finish it first.
This is hefferdust. I'm very much of the calibre be as you would perform on the job. You might be interviewing with stock and order logistics, <i>you don't know</i>
A professional meeting is not a place to bring food and be distracted.
Went for a job interview, the boss and hr who did the interview both brought down mugs of coffee, not sure why a candidate can’t bring a drink as well.
I've seen the people conducting an interview eat. That was pretty funny.
Back in the day (showing my age), when u went to an interview, u were offered water or coffee. So I don’t see the problem in bringing your own beverage. I bring my water bottle everywhere I go. (Also not sure why “iced coffee” is being singled out lol)<br><br>Also as a hiring manager, it was more uncomfortable watching someone go into a coughing spell because their mouth gets dry from all the talking, I never had a problem with someone bringing their beverages in.
I had an interview for a very large public traded company in a coffee shop Starbucks. 😂 I got the job. People chill out 😅
I would regard that as an act of inappropriateness and disrespect.
When I went on job interviews, I was concerned about being punctual and creating the right impression with my dress and grooming. It would be the last thing on my mind to show up with a drink in hand. I would treat myself after the interview.
Gen Z need a reality check 😊
Sexist?.. I think she's the only person drawing the connection between women and iced coffee. <br>I drink it all the time.
who cares it's just an iced coffee, it's not like they're showing up with an entire meal or something<br><br>the twist and turns that candidates have to do in their thinking to justify not doing this or that just not to anger a recruiter makes literally no sense whatsoever
What is the point of this interview... pointless questions.
No. Do not take a drink of any kind. <br>If beverages are offered at the interview, take one ONLY if they already have one. <br>If they're not offered .. they do not want drinks in the interview.<br>It's not hard :/
Do better please BBC. Drivel.
Recruiters must adapt, the low wage supply line will soon cease. The world is changing....
An interview is like an exam. Only water in a moderately sized transparent container.
sexist ?? zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Used to go to a job interview and have a coffee or tea if offered by the interviewer
I believe, nowadays people have made it an aim to neccessarily do things that might 'unintentionally' be an ick to elders (in general ) and seniors (at work place )e.t.c.<br> It is not an obligation to start doing literally everything that shows you are toooo comfortable,just to show that you are a confident person.<br><br>In short, if HR occasionally encounter people who have iced coffee then it's better to take it easy.However, us (the younger generation) also need to be moderate with this idea of 'myself first'. I mean, showing that I am not punctual enough to finish drinking my coffee beforehand would definitely affect our interview.
Only a bottle of water
"i think its a bit of a sexist thing". of course you do luv.
Making up reasons to be picky. Ridiculous.
I wouldn’t bring any drink because I would be afraid I would spill it! But really how is it any different than a bottle of water which I presume would be fine. Any company with that hiring philosophy is not a company I would want to join.
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