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John Spacey, February 24, 2016 updated on March 06, 2017
Knowledge work is a broad term for any profession that produces unique knowledge. It is typically contrasted with work that is primarily physical in nature or that follows predefined processes and practices. Professions such as academics, architects, engineers, physicians, lawyers, project managers, business analysts and accountants are examples of knowledge work.
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