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WATCH: Iced coffee sparks debate over job interview etiquette

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ABC News. (2026, September 23). WATCH: Iced coffee sparks debate over job interview etiquette. ABC News (US). https://abcnews.com/video/136669609/

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Presilah Núñez Davis, a modern etiquette expert, discusses whether it is appropriate to bring or consume iced coffee during a job interview. The article delves into the considerations that job seekers should take into account regarding beverage choices and overall behavior in professional settings. This piece focuses on current norms and expectations around job interview conduct related to refreshments.
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On September 22, 2026, modern etiquette expert Presilah Núñez Davis addressed a growing debate about whether it's acceptable to bring iced coffee into a job interview. The controversy stems from differing opinions on what constitutes appropriate behavior during such important professional encounters. Davis advises candidates to consider the specific company culture and environment before deciding to bring an iced coffee, emphasizing the importance of making a good first impression while also ensuring personal comfort. Her guidance aims to help individuals navigate the nuances of job interview etiquette in today’s diverse work settings.

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“The articles discuss different aspects of a broader etiquette debate, not the same specific incident.”
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“Article A reports on a generational debate initiated by a TikTok post about Gen Z candidates bringing iced lattes to job interviews, while Article B mentions an etiquette expert weighing in on the same topic but focuses more on advice for job candidates.”
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Iced coffee sparks debate over job interview etiquette Modern etiquette expert Presilah Núñez Davis weighs in on the iced coffee debate and shares what job candidates should consider before an interview. September 22, 2026
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Iced coffee sparks debate over job interview etiquette Modern etiquette expert Presilah Núñez Davis weighs in on the iced coffee debate and shares what job candidates should consider before an interview. September 22, 2026 asserted
candidates → ice → interview
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