![]() ![]() Workers whose main contribution is knowledge. ![]() At a time of the Industrial Age in which companies were considered moneymaking machines and their workers something to be eliminated by cheaper and more efficient automations, Drucker began to say that companies were human communities and workers their essential assets-and they needed to be respected.ĭrucker came to question the morality of capitalism and companies of the time, and it was who introduced in the 70s the concept of knowledge worker. His books on management are studied in the most prestigious business schools and have served as inspiration for countless entrepreneurs and corporate executives.īesides many other brilliant contributions to the world of management, it was Drucker who, in the mid-50s, began to envision and highlight the value of workers in business. Drucker (1909 ~ 2005), Austrian-born American, was probably the most influential business management author of the twentieth century. ![]()
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