Some Gen Z Job Seekers Are Bringing Mom and Dad to Interviews, and It’s Turning Off Employers, New Survey Finds

This article originally appeared on Business Insider.

Some employers said they’d be willing to offer older professionals more benefits and higher salaries to avoid hiring new college graduates, a recent survey found.

Intelligent, an online magazine focused on student life, commissioned a Pollfish survey of 800 managers, directors, and executives involved in hiring in the U.S. in December.

Thirty-nine percent of the employers who responded said they prefer to hire older job seekers over recent college graduates, in part, because young professionals don’t make a good first impression in job interviews.

More than half of the employers said young recruits struggled to make eye contact during the interview, and 50% said they

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