PwC’s UK Boss to young employees: 'AI may replace you, start coming to office 4-5 days a week'
PwC’s UK Boss to young employees: 'AI may replace you, start coming to office 4-5 days a week'
PwC UK chair advocates for more in-office time as AI automates routine tasks traditionally done by junior staff. He emphasizes the importance of face-to-face collaboration and development, suggesting "four to five days a week in the office" for career growth. This comes as British companies adopt AI rapidly, reshaping the audit industry and moving away from hourly billing.
PwC UK chair advocates for more in-office time as AI automates routine tasks traditionally done by junior staff. He emphasizes the importance of face-to-face collaboration and development, suggesting "four to five days a week in the office" for career growth. This comes as British companies adopt AI rapidly, reshaping the audit industry and moving away from hourly billing.
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PwC UK chair advocates for more in-office time as AI automates routine tasks traditionally done by junior staff. He emphasizes the importance of face-to-face collaboration and development, suggesting "four to five days a week in the office" for career growth. This comes as British companies adopt AI rapidly, reshaping the audit industry and moving away from hourly billing. 
