The document discusses knowledge workers as defined by Peter Drucker in 1959 as those who primarily work with information and develop workplace knowledge. It states that to be a knowledge worker requires broad skills, the ability to use a wide range of tools creatively and innovatively, and a willingness to share and distribute information freely while continuously learning. It emphasizes that we must become knowledge workers ourselves to maintain value in a changing world where knowledge workers will be most valuable.

1. By Vicki Chen

2. What’s Knowledge Worker?

3. “… works primarily with information or … develops and uses knowledge in the workplace.” Peter Drucker, Landmarks of Tomorrow, 1959

4. What does a knowledge worker needs to be?

5. particular age!

6. But broad skills…

7. … use wide range of tools…

8. … shares and distributes information freely…

9. … creative…

10. … innovative…

11. … intellectually present…

12. … .. and aspire after new knowledge.

13. How to become a knowledge worker?

14. Keep on LEARNING!

15. Get sources from… ... and put into practice.

16. Why do we need to be a knowledge Worker?

17. Because the world is keep changing…

18. ... knowledge worker becomes valuable…

19. … and we don’t want to become one of them.