What is the difference between hard work and smart work?

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Pooja said:   9 years ago
Hardwork is done without proper planning and smart work is done after proper planning and implementation.
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Ankit said:   8 years ago
Hardwork deals with our patience and power to work. Smart work deals with just brain which works when you are interested.
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Debayan said:   8 years ago
Hard Work + Experience + Intelligence = Smart Work. So, without hard work, smart work cannot be done.
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Sia said:   7 years ago
Hardwork involves longtime but the output level may be best or may not be best. Smartwork involves less time and best output.
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Rama said:   7 years ago
If you took any work to do. And you did that within the time as well as accuracy this is hard work. But if you did the same work before the time with accuracy to use your logic or intelligence that is smart work.
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Vishal Sharma said:   7 years ago
Hard work means more efforts less result but Smart work means fewer efforts more result.
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Rahul Vishwakarma said:   5 years ago
In my opinion, hard work gives experience.

And smart work comes from experience.
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Akshata Rathod said:   5 years ago
Smart work means doing the things in a fraction of second by applying logic, tricks, tips so that time and efforts are not much required.

Hard work means doing things in a longer period without any break.
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Md Maqsood Alam said:   3 years ago
Hard-work and smart-work both are important. Hard work takes more time and we spend too much time but smart work doesn't take more time, we can save time for smart work.
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Akram Siddiqui said:   8 years ago
Hard work means physical ability to do some work.

Smart work means mentally ability to do some work.
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