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The document discusses knowledge workers and enhancing their performance. It defines knowledge workers as highly educated employees whose primary job is to create, distribute, or apply knowledge, such as those in pharmaceutical research, entertainment, and engineering and design. The document also notes there are three themes to consider for knowledge workers: thinking of oneself as a knowledge worker, viewing knowledge workers as problem solvers, and considering one's personal knowledge management practices.
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