If you're Generation Z, you may have found it's difficult to get your first job after college. Not only is it hard to get a job with no experience, but your fellow generation might be hurting your chances with employers.
And sad this has to be even said, but don't bring your parents to your job interview...or to work, really. Just don't bring them around your career.
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