"Knowledge workers" are
A) employees who are responsible for orienting new executives.
B) charged with periodically testing all employees for proper training.
C) employees who are not on the payroll, but instead work for the knowledge they can gain from the experience.
D) employees at all levels of an organization who specialize in acquiring, processing, and communicating information.
E) no longer needed, since the Internet provides employees with all the information they require.

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D)As global competition for talent,customers,and resources continues to grow,the importance of information continues to escalate as well.Companies in virtually every industry rely heavily on knowledge workers,employees at all levels of an organization who specialize in acquiring,processing,and communicating information.Three examples help to illustrate the value of information in today's economy: competitive insights,customer insights,customer needs,and regulations and guidelines.Knowledge workers have nothing to do with orienting or periodic testing.

"Knowledge Workers" Are