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Keith Bevans, partner and global head of consultant recruiting at Bain & Company, dives deeper into the stories of some extraordinary Bain people, from their perspectives. You can read their business bios online, but those barely scratch the surface of who they are and the important work they are doing.

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Muriel Auler was a consultant in Bain’s São Paulo office before joining startup teams and founding Unna Tech. She talks with Keith about what consulting gave her, why she thinks managing AI works like managing people, and what she teaches her students. Learn more about Unna Tech at https://unna.tech/ Interested in open roles at Bain? Go to Bain.com/careers to learn more. 
Many companies are investing in AI, but far fewer can point to the returns. David Cho, head of Bain’s Dallas office and leader of the firm’s AI transformation solutions, joins Keith to explain what separates the winners from the experimenters and what these cases look like once you get past the strategy deck. He also shares the mentors and the startup detour that shaped his path to where he is today.
There's no shortage of predictions about what AI means for the consulting industry. Ron Kermisch, Bain's global head of talent acquisition, brings 30+ years of perspective to a more grounded take: how AI is actually reshaping the way Bain hires, what types of talent are we looking for, and what it means for candidates. Interested in joining Bain? Visit Bain.com/careers to find open roles.
Americas Regional Managing Partner Tamar Dor-Ner shares how AI is reshaping the work at Bain and what that means for the next generation of talent. She explains why this moment is unlike anything she has seen before, and why the opportunities ahead are greatest for those who embrace continuous learning. Interested in joining Bain? Visit Bain.com/careers to find open roles.
Advisory Partner Jimmy Allen shares the practical survival tips he has developed over decades at Bain. He introduces frameworks like the “front and back of the T-shirt” to highlight the importance of seeking honest, often uncomfortable feedback, and the “five-slide loop” to help individuals communicate with clarity and impact. Beyond skills, Jimmy emphasizes the importance of enjoying the journey and learning from those around you. He also offers a perspective on sustainability, offering simple but powerful ways to manage energy and build a career that can endure over time. Tune in to hear how you can apply these ideas in your own career.
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