“Knowledge is nonhierarchical. . .”

“Knowledge is nonhierarchical. Either it is relevant in a given situation or it is not. An open-heart surgeon may be much better paid than, say, a speech therapist and enjoy a much higher social status, yet if a particular situation requires the rehabilitation of a stroke victim, then in that instance the speech therapist’s knowledge is greatly superior to that of the surgeon. This is why knowledge workers of all kinds see themselves not as subordinates but as professionals, and expect to be treated as such.”

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“Knowledge is nonhierarchical. . .”

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