#Peter Drucker

Peter Drucker coined the term knowledge workers in 1959 to describe employees whose jobs involve acquiring and using information creatively. These individuals with high education and experience focus on developing strategies and creating new products rather than manual labor. Today, roughly 50% of jobs require employees to use and share knowledge.

Peter Drucker, the Father of Modern Management, believed management is a liberal art requiring psychology, science, and ethics. He coined key terms like knowledge worker and management by objectives, and taught that organizations should develop people intellectually and morally.