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UK consulting executives say AI has made interpersonal skills more valuable, as the companies consider more office time for junior staff to hone them

Artificial intelligence has made interpersonal skills more valuable, executives say

UK consulting executives say AI has made interpersonal skills more valuable, as the companies consider more office time for junior staff to hone them

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