Abstract: In previous generations, knowledge, ‘know-how’, was taught by the foreman, the professional, or the artisan, to the apprentice or articling student, on the job. Most people learned by following the example of the master or expert. In those days, performance evaluation was easy, because the boss always knew more than his or her
how to save the world
Contributions to Knowledge Management education and training, and the Knowledge Management career path from “how to save the world”, the weblog of Dave Pollard.


