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Gen Z workers are interrogating managers about work-life balance in job interviews.
  • One recruiter tweeting about an interview with a Gen Zer who wanted a 5-hour workday has gone viral.
  • Twitter users are divided over whether Gen Z workers are demanding too much in job interviews. 
  • Experts warn Gen Z  to research their industry before making demands about work-life balance. 

A recruiter has said she was left a little puzzled and awed after interviewing a Gen Z applicant who demanded a five-hour work day and a $600 stipend upfront.

India-based Sameera Khan, a director of people success at InFeedo, an employee-experience platform, wrote about the experience on Twitter.