The document discusses knowledge workers as defined by Peter Drucker in 1959 as those who primarily work with information or develop and use knowledge. It states that to be a knowledge worker requires broad skills, the ability to use a wide range of tools, freely share and distribute information creatively and innovatively while remaining intellectually present and aspiring to new knowledge. It advises that to become a knowledge worker one must keep learning, source information from various places and put it into practice. The key reason given for needing to be a knowledge worker is that the world continues to change rapidly, making knowledge workers more valuable, and not becoming one risks being left behind.

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.