Knowledge Worker LO16095

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Hi there Dutch Driver,

In his book about Apple Computer "Insanely Great" Steven Levy defines a
knowledge worker as "someone who sits behind a desk and plans to take
information and crunch it with ideas". (1995).

I guess that desk does not have to be in a company office!

regards sincerely Simon Buckingham
http://www.unorg.com/teleworking.htm

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