What is the difference between hard work and smart work?

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Premalatha.A said:   8 years ago
Hardwork gives a chance to get the opportunity and smart work is used to utilize the opportunity.
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Jayapal.m.s said:   8 years ago
Hard works is not use mind of presentation.

Smart work is use to mind plannig to presentation.
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Jitendra kashyap said:   8 years ago
Hard work is doing work directly.

Smart work is thinking about work after doing betterly.
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Appl said:   8 years ago
Hard work- physical body works.

Smart works- brain works.

Hard work takes time smart work less time.
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Dinesh Kumar Gupta said:   8 years ago
If a person says that he will be helthy till 80 years that's confidence.

If he says that he will never die that is overconfidence.
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Manoj said:   8 years ago
In a simple way, the difference between hard work and smart work is:

Doing a work having less knowledge about how to do it is hard work.

Doing a work having more knowledge about how to do it is smart work.
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Bhumika dusane said:   8 years ago
HARD WORK : thinking normally or ordinary.

SMART WORK : thinking out of the box or extra ordinary.
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Teja said:   8 years ago
Hard work gives pleasure.

Smart work gives experience.
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Vaishnavi said:   8 years ago
Hard work depends on strength while smart work depends on intelligence.
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Dipankar786 said:   8 years ago
Those people don't have a knowledge, techniques and perfect idea but they very much try to achieve their goals. If he/she fail but they not to give up any more. That's a called HARD WORK. (time consumed).

Those who have techniques, knowledge and ideas and sometimes experience, they can easily achieve their goals. That's a called SMART WORK. (less time).
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