Have You Made Leadership a Measurable Goal? Are You a Knowledge Seeker?
Change has always been a significant issue for members of the information profession. However, over the last two decades, at least, professional goals have evolved from coping with change to managing change to, now, leading change and, as this decade begins, to leading the knowledge revolution.
Who are the knowledge leaders among us? All of us, I hope. Knowledge leaders are those who are respected for their expertise as evaluators, selectors, organizers, and disseminators of information and knowledge. That's us. While our profession is currently positioned to take this leadership role, it is also experiencing greater competition than ever before from those in other professions …
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Article title: Have You Made Leadership a Measurable Goal? Are You a Knowledge Seeker?.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Information Outlook.
Volume: 5.
Issue: 1
Publication date: January 2001.
Page number: 5.
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