This book is intended to enlighten workers and Organizations to enhance their competence and contribution to society in the light of the grand and divine vision of Swami Vivekananda, through the work they perform. Emphasis is laid on the maxim "work is worship" and the approach to work is one with reverence as we do in the case of worship of God. The Swami says, "Every duty is holy and devotion to duty is the highest form of worship of God."Our focus in this book is the worker, based on the vision of Vivekananda who wanted to build a New India. He does work as a dedication to a great cause. It is here Swami's vision and the basic requirements for achieving human excellence assume great importance and relevance. Factors determining and contribution to competence are highlighted in the light of the experience of the Swami who reiterated that spiritual principles and values form the basis for work practices. This will ensure productivity and high performance. All through the book the role of spiritual strength adding dignity and grace to work is emphasized.To narrate the vision of a prodigy of the stature of Swami Vivekananda with unparalleled achievements in a short span of less than four decades, is a herculean task. It is like a cat attempting to lick and drink the ocean of milk. The story presented before you is only to give you a glimpse of the Swami's greatness. When one graduates into a man you will tremendously benefit by reading and assimilating the works of this great, magnanimous and marvelous visionary. You will realize that the entire humanity is connected through the thread of universal love. Material, for the book has been culled out of the, mesmerizing talks and writings from the books of the Swami- the Complete Works of Vivekananda. Liberal use has been made of inspiring quotes and material from the books including Eternal Values for a Changing Society and the Message of the Upanishads, containing the talks and writings of Swami Ranganathananda. The author is deeply indebted to Swami Vivekananda but for whose inspiration and blessings this work would not have been completed. Grateful thanks are due to Swami Ranganathananda for the material in the books authored by him and published by the Ramakrishna Mission.