knowledge work

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Etymology

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Coined by Peter Drucker in 1959.

Noun

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knowledge work (uncountable)

  1. Work that depends on the knowledge and thinking skills of the practitioner, such as medicine, programming, design, architecture, accounting, law, etc.
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