2 top EY leaders explain why a lack of experience is a junior consultant's big advantage in the age of AI

Source: Business Insider

EY hasn't altered its graduate hiring goals in response to AI. Alexander Clegg/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesAI is taking over the work typically done by junior consultants. Inexperience could actually be a big benefit for new grads, two senior EY leaders told Business Insider.

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