Consultancies show graduates can benefit from rise of AI

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Consulting firms say junior hires can gain from AI adoption, as firms seek graduates with skills beyond long hours and routine slide-deck production.

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2026-11-05 13:11 · Financial Times AI
Consultancies show that graduates can actually benefit from the rise of AI

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