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As employee confidence in AI's potential grows, so does their anxiety

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Generative AI has workers excited and worried about their future.

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AI advice is the new moneymaker for consultants. Here's what BCG, Bain, and Deloitte are telling clients.

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Consulting firms are getting questions from clients on how to incorporate artificial intelligence.

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How Jessica Apotheker of BCG makes sure the CMO role is relevant to the organization

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US lawmakers question the loyalties of McKinsey and other big American consulting firms over their work in Saudi Arabia

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McKinsey & Co. global managing partner, Bob Sternfels, testifies before Congress.

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Expert lays out why last year was a 'perfect storm' to slow down EVs — and explains 3 reasons China is winning the race for electrification

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A Chinese automaker recently overtook Tesla as the top EV seller in the world.

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Plot twist: Consulting firm Deloitte is reportedly using AI to prevent layoffs

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Deloitte is leveraging AI to shuffle existing employees into more promising departments.

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Consulting firms like Accenture are giving recent grads $25,000 stipends to push back their start dates

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Some undergraduates who were set to work at consulting firms after graduation are seeing their start dates pushed back amid a business slowdown.

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Consultants make $175,000 right out of business school. But some of them have nothing to do — so they're just sitting around getting paid.

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Recent hires, fresh out of business school, at some big consulting firms don't have enough work to do. They're spending the idle time meal-prepping, taking naps, and even applying for other jobs, the told The Wall Street Journal.

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