How does the fact that Twitter's employees are "knowledge workers" impact Twitter's decision to move to a remote workforce model?

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"Knowledge workers" do not actually produce anything, and that is the reason they are able to work remotely

"Knowledge workers" typically generate tangible work products which are easily disseminated via electronic communications such as email.

As a rule, "knowledge workers" are inherently smarter than other types of employees and can adapt to changes quicker.

"Knowledge workers" tend to produce nontangible work products, which eliminates or at least reduces the need for a physical presence in the workplace.