Knowledge Worker LO16210

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Simon Buckingham <go57@dial.pipex.com> SAYS:

>There is a thoughful introductory article to knowledge working in the
>November 97 issue of "Metropolis" the US architecture and design magazine.
>It is the "work" issue- all about ergonomics, future workspaces and so on
>too. A very interesting issue all told. The knowledge working article is
>titled "codifying not-so-common-sense", page 84. It defines knowledge
>workers as those who "create, transform and process information all day,
>very day".

SO, who does that leave out?

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