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What is the difference between professional workers and ordinary workers?
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∙ 9y ago
Education and skill are the main differences between professional workers and ordinary workers. Professional workers tend to have more education and tend to perform mental instead of physical work. Ordinary workers tend to have less education and work in manual jobs.
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