The Collar Is Chafing The notion that a white collar job signifies mentally demanding, lucrative, and prestigious work has been a cornerstone of American society for over a century.
From Junius Henri Browne's observations in 19th century New York City to Peter F.
Drucker's prophecies about the rise of knowledge workers in the mid 20th century, this idea has captivated academics, theorists, and the general public alike.