What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Asmita Kundu said:
8 years ago
Hard work is basically when extra efforts are put into achieving something. But on the other hand, smart work is accomplishing something by tackling things intelligently and a bit of effort.
Smart work proves to be much more efficient, especially in today's context when the world is moving faster than ever.
Smart work proves to be much more efficient, especially in today's context when the world is moving faster than ever.
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Nilesh chandekar said:
8 years ago
Hard work is basically when extra efforts are put into achieving something. But on the other hand, smart work is accomplishing something by tackling things intelligently and a bit of effort.
Smart work proves to be much more efficient, especially in today's context when the world is moving faster than ever.
Smart work proves to be much more efficient, especially in today's context when the world is moving faster than ever.
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Shivali Saxena said:
8 years ago
We have to work hard to work smart, because without working hard, one won't get the chance to work smart.
Working smart without working hard means that one don't want to sharpen his skills. Working hard and not getting success is worthless and working smart without getting the skills developed is worthless.
Working smart without working hard means that one don't want to sharpen his skills. Working hard and not getting success is worthless and working smart without getting the skills developed is worthless.
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Avinash Hegde said:
6 years ago
I think the difference is,
When the person is new to the work. He doesn't know the easy methodology to get the work done so he works hard. As time flies away he gets some experience to do that job and he finds the shortcut to the same work. That is Smart work.
I think hard work is the mother of Smart work.
When the person is new to the work. He doesn't know the easy methodology to get the work done so he works hard. As time flies away he gets some experience to do that job and he finds the shortcut to the same work. That is Smart work.
I think hard work is the mother of Smart work.
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Priya Singh said:
2 years ago
Hard work gives experience and takes a long time to get success.
Smart work comes from experience and takes a short time for success.
Hard work means putting in a lot of time and effort doing a certain amount of work. Whereas, smart work means spending less amount of time performing the same amount of work.
Smart work comes from experience and takes a short time for success.
Hard work means putting in a lot of time and effort doing a certain amount of work. Whereas, smart work means spending less amount of time performing the same amount of work.
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Simple smart worker said:
8 years ago
Hard work means while we are in tenth the burden of our studies will read the whole portion at ten time of exam go on working hard day and night without any rest to you are body.
Smart work means listen to the classes carefully and revise at the time of exam and will be confident that i, ll pass in exams.
Smart work means listen to the classes carefully and revise at the time of exam and will be confident that i, ll pass in exams.
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Sonia said:
7 years ago
Hard work means doing any work without knowing about that, which take a lot of time to output. Coming to smart work. If you are doing some work befor it have know every possibility by others without going it by yourself then you can do that work in very less time as well as very efficintly and effectively.
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Tapas said:
4 years ago
We can study in a specified period of time if hard work is combined with commitment and effort. Here, success is a given. However, in smart work, one can achieve success by thinking smartly because success is measured by careful preparation, innovative thinking, expertise, and effort, among other factors.
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Johny said:
6 years ago
HARD WORK:
- Spending a lot of time.
- Doing a lot of things.
- Old Ideas.
SMART WORK:
- Spending less time.
- Doing the right things.
- Creative ideas.
- For Eg; Suppose a hardworking student spends 10 hours to complete 10 chapters, whereas a smart work student spends 1 hour to complete 10 chapters.
- Spending a lot of time.
- Doing a lot of things.
- Old Ideas.
SMART WORK:
- Spending less time.
- Doing the right things.
- Creative ideas.
- For Eg; Suppose a hardworking student spends 10 hours to complete 10 chapters, whereas a smart work student spends 1 hour to complete 10 chapters.
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Vijay said:
6 years ago
Hard work gives you experience and is nothing but increase your stress.
Smart work comes with experience and is simple way to achieve your motto.
I will say one real time example if you are going to the top floor through steps is hard work and you are going to top floor through lift is smart work.
Smart work comes with experience and is simple way to achieve your motto.
I will say one real time example if you are going to the top floor through steps is hard work and you are going to top floor through lift is smart work.
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