One in Four Gen Z Job Applicants Bring Parents to Interview: Report

Gateway Pundit ^ | June 14, 2024 | C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal

[Nachoman]

I’m surprised they didn’t bring a lawyer.

[crosdaddy]

And a binky and a blanket.

[Albion Wilde]

Isn’t this and stuff like this really about the children of mothers who divorced were abandoned by the dad or and are single parents? In other words our generations being raised by women because the fathers don't want to be responsible for a wise choice in marriage and for the children they bring into this world?

[moovova]

Did they bring their box of participation trophies?

[ansel12]

Wives are divorcing their husbands not the other way around and the rest are never married shacks ups where the men come and go in their and the children’s lives, including the ones who impregnate the women.

Women are driving this woman raising children alone new world.

[ridesthemiles]

AND VOTE

[Fai Mao]

When I was an academic librarian I interviewed a woman for a copy cataloging position. She was so nervous she vomited on my desk. She took a tissue from the box on the desk and cleaned the vomit from the desk into her purse! Then she took a drink of water, sat back down, apologized, and asked if there were any more questions.

She got the job!

[gitmo]

The article doesn’t indicate what percentage of applicants brought their blankies or Teddy Bears.

[napscoordinator]

Actually a lot of parents go to the recruiting center with their sons and or daughters. In fact, the recruiter came to my house and my parents say there (it was there home after all). Plus they had to sign the papers as I was still a senior in high school. I guess it’s different then actually going to an official job interview.

[eyeamok]

WOW!!! Speechless, mommy help me...

[DesertRhino]

Yeah, I agree. Proud parents walking into the receiver with their son is fine by me.

[Albion Wilde]

Both men and women are failing each other and their children. Neither sex is worse. The pathology is awful on both sides. They get involved sexually, back into pregnancy, plan nothing, make a huge mess.

[PeterPrinciple]

There isn’t a single person on God’s green Earth who should openly admit to bringing a parent along to a job interview. Period.

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from the article. But it is a good way to eliminate some candidates.

[Gaffer]

In 1964 I went for an interview at McDonalds. My dad went with me - I got the job. Both my data and interviewer were WWII vets.

[ansel12]

Mass media and politicians figured out how to handle the female sex and have used that to change America, with family law, divorce law, and all the other politics that are breaking up American society.

Look at divorce and who wants it, look at who casually has children and is supported by the government and who votes for all that support.

Our children are being raised by single women because of generations of changes in the law, who was voting for those law makers and those laws?

[DouglasKC]

I worked at a place where someone came to a job interview for an engineer position...and brought his wife! I thought that was really weird. But he got the job. I wouldn’t hire anyone who brought a plus 1 to an interview. Shows lack of confidence and lack of experience in real world situations.

[PeterPrinciple]

https://www.thepeoplelink.com/blog/post/2020/03/06/is-it-appropriate-to-bring-your-spouse-to-a-job-interview

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not to the interview but used part of the informal process for executive/mgt positions?