Feel useful and needed. Develop new skills. Participate in enjoyable activities. Gain competencies and visibility that advances them in work or social arenas. Use leisure time, and reduce loneliness and boredom.
Work is a means to an unknown end.
Glenn H. Tecker Glenn Tecker is President and Chief Executive Officer of an international consulting practice that has completed projects for over 900 groups in 49 states, Europe, Canada, Asia, Mexico, and Central America. Designing and conducting an institute for an international philanthropic organization to train representatives leading non-governmental ventures from 10 Asian nations with a tradition of conflict. Guiding engineering and technical associations through strategic planning and management systems to optimize the contributions of the nation's infrastructure professionals dealing with increasing complexity, technology, and regulation. Devising strategy and developing competencies with school districts, educational agencies, and school board and teacher associations working to improve teaching, learning, and organization. Assisting the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the American Water Works Association, the Technical Institute of the Pulp and Paper Industry and other environmental advocacy organizations to foster global use of technologies that contribute to quality of life.