The efficiency and productivity of an organization essentially depends on knowledge workers [Drucker 1954]. The ability to integrate knowledge both across the boundaries of the firm and across disciplines and product areas within the firm is an important source of strategic advantage [Ye et al.2006]. In the age of knowledge economy, knowledge has become the most important intelligence assets for enterprises. Knowledge workers are the key strategic resources in modern organizations. HRM for knowledge workers becomes very important for the organizations in the competitive environment. In views of management of knowledge workers, training and performance maintaining can be carried out under the framework of knowledge management. Knowledge-based firms such as professional service firms (PSFs), employ individuals who are highly skilled. These firms produce, distribute and use knowledge and information as their source of competitive advantage [OECD 1996; Soo et al. 2002].