What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Sandeep Damar said:
8 years ago
Well, I would say smart work comes from hard work only. As there is one theory also ' Work hard until you get smart. So, in my point of view, you can do smart work only if you have work harder in your life. And knowing where to put effort and where not to work hard is smart work.
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Bhuvnesh sharma said:
3 years ago
The difference between hard work and smart work is how much time you spend completing tasks. Hard work tends to be when someone spends a great amount of time completing many things. However, smart work is when they spend less time and instead focus on completing the right things.
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Champslakhu said:
7 years ago
In between the main difference of strategy.
A Person who works with physical efforts continue for the result that is hard work &.
A person who thinks before work & work was done shortly by a strategy that is smart work.
A person who does use both methods that is genius.
A Person who works with physical efforts continue for the result that is hard work &.
A person who thinks before work & work was done shortly by a strategy that is smart work.
A person who does use both methods that is genius.
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Astha said:
8 years ago
Yeah, with no doubt hard work pays in long term but we are practically not here to put all of our resources in doing that bull work rather with intelligence so called in a smart way we can utilise the same resources to complete the same degree of work that is called smart work.
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Harshitha said:
5 years ago
Hard work means doing things for a long time without any breaks and shortcuts while smart work means doing things using logics and shortcuts.
Also, I think SMART WORK come from HARD WORK.
So, if we will work hard, we will understand all the things and can do the work smartly.
Also, I think SMART WORK come from HARD WORK.
So, if we will work hard, we will understand all the things and can do the work smartly.
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Aanchal verma said:
1 year ago
Hard work and smart work have a very thin line between them. I believe that smart work means completing a task in a short period using intelligence and strategy.
On the other hand, hard work means that you can complete the task, but it takes a lot of time and effort to do so.
On the other hand, hard work means that you can complete the task, but it takes a lot of time and effort to do so.
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Payal barvaliya said:
8 years ago
The idea that you should work smarter, not only harder isn't anything new. When talking about the difference between smart and hard work it's pretty simple to explain what working hard means. If you want to be successful in the long run, you have to put long hours into work.
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Ruchi Rathore said:
6 years ago
According to me both hard work and smart work should be done.
We know that hard work is the key to success.
And smart work is to make easy the work which we are doing.
So we should do hard work smartly means both hard work and smart work should be done to achieve success.
We know that hard work is the key to success.
And smart work is to make easy the work which we are doing.
So we should do hard work smartly means both hard work and smart work should be done to achieve success.
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Manuu said:
9 years ago
I agree with that smart work saves time and allows you to get goals faster than hard work but in the present scenario, there is much competition everywhere so only smart work might not lead you to success so I think rather than comparing both we should do hard work smartly.
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Yash Padhye said:
6 years ago
According to me, hard work and smart work are both interlinked with each other. Rather, I can say both are dependent on each other. Smart work will only be done when we have done Hard work in the past. So Hard work is basically a devotion while smart work is an application.
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