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knowledge worker

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n.1.A person whose occupation is predominantly concerned with generating or interpreting information, as contrasted with manual labor.


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Said Morley, "As the quintessential free-standing corporate headquarters campus, 5 Paragon Drive offers corporations the environment they seek to attract and enhance the productivity of their knowledge worker base while retaining exceptional efficiencies.
German firm leases 57,000 s/f by Real Estate Weekly
THINKING FOR A LIVING: HOW TO GET BETTER PERFORMANCE AND RESULTS FROM KNOWLEDGE WORKERS discusses the psychology of the knowledge worker and how it differs from the motivations and attitudes of other workers.
Thinking for a Living by Donovan, Diane C. / MBR Bookwatch
It's about seeing and harnessing a third dimension to the 7 habits that meets the central challenge of the new knowledge worker age," he writes.
The 8th Habit: From Effectiveness to Greatness by Berkowitz, Perry / School Administrator
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