★網路工作者（郵差、傳令官、送外交文件的信差、新聞工作、送報、傳播者）

1.雖然網路工作者在這個媒體的時代，看似是非常現代化的職業促進所雇用的技術，他事實上是非常的古老。網路工作者透過連結而展開他們影響力的範圍。他們往往做了大量、不同族群的連結，這樣的技術可以追溯回中世紀的希臘、羅馬、和古中國。網路連結的工作不但已經變成所有軍隊，也且是社會、部落、聯盟所不可或缺的部分。

2.在正向方面，他幫助我們發展與社會適應性，以及對於人的同理心，尤其是使我們能對於一開始看起來不像是朋友、同類、同盟的人，去找到一些共性。

3.網路工作者擁有一種技能：即能帶來一些資訊、並且驅動一些好方法給多元族群的人。

4.相關原型：有送信者、傳播者。

5.陰暗面：利用他人而牟取自己的利益。

6.電影：
約翰波爾所演的「一封傳給Garcia的電報」、史都華德彼得森演的「驛馬快信的使者」、傑夫高登邦演的「在邊界之間」、。

7.童話／傳說：
幾乎所有世界上的族群都有網路工作者（信差）在其團體中，甚至傳遞神與人類之間，像是：猶太教的Raphael天使、基督教的報喜天使、伊斯蘭教的Jibril、印度的Matarisvan、美國印第安那人的老鷹和狼、希臘的彩虹女神和瑟密斯神、羅馬的Mercury、波斯教的Srosh、亞述古國的、蘇美人的Nirah 、阿芝克人的Paynal、薩摩亞的Savali、中國人的Gou Mang、爪哇人的Narada、古挪威人的Gna、Hermod。

Networker (Messenger, Herald, Courier, Journalist, Communicator) Although networking seems like a very modern skill tied to career advancement in the media age, it is actually quite ancient. Networkers expand their sphere of influence by forging alliances and making connections among vastly different groups of people, and can be traced back to the intrigues of the Middle Ages, Greece, Rome, and ancient China. Networking would also have been an integral part of any military alliance as well as all social and clan confederations inprehistory. In its positive aspect, this archetype has a it helps us develop social flexibility and empathy that enables it to find commonality with others who might not at first seem to be potential friends, allies, or confederates. Like the related archetypes of Messenger and Communicator, the Networker has the skills to bring information--or power-- and inspiration to disparate groups of people. The shadow Networker merely uses others for personal gain.
Films: John Boles in A Message to Garcia; Stewart Peterson in Pony Express Rider; Jeff Goldblum in Between the Lines.
Religion/Myth: Almost every culture on earth has or had a messenger of the gods who networks between the divine and human realms, including the angel Raphael (Judaism); Gabriel (Christianity); Jibril (Islam); Matarisvan (Vedic India); Eagle, Coyote (American Indian); Iris, Hermes (Greece); Mercury (Rome); Sraosa (Zoroastrianism); Nusku (Assyria); Nirah (Sumeria); Srosh (Persia); Paynal (Aztec); Savali (Samoa); Gou Mang (China); Narada (Java); Gna, Hermod (Norse).