What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Jizan omar said:
7 years ago
Hard work is how you work for others.
Smart work is how you work for yourself.
Smart work is how you work for yourself.
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Prasad said:
7 years ago
Hard work means physically. We can do work under stress, pressure, Etc.
Smart work means logically. We can solve problems within seconds.
Smart work means logically. We can solve problems within seconds.
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Nishtha said:
7 years ago
Smart work and hard work go hand in hand.
Smart work comes inside hard work. If you were first a hard worker then only you can be a smart worker. If only hard work was enough then the rickshaw person would be the most successful and richest. For smart work you need to do hard work first.
Smart work comes inside hard work. If you were first a hard worker then only you can be a smart worker. If only hard work was enough then the rickshaw person would be the most successful and richest. For smart work you need to do hard work first.
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Daren said:
7 years ago
Hard work always motivates us.
Smart work always define us.
Smart work always define us.
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Swati said:
7 years ago
For me, Hard work is to give your more than 100% to work and gain lot of experience from it.
And smart work is about implementing your skills that you have gained from your hard work in a right manner to achieve goals in a short time. For me, both are important and dependable on each other.
And smart work is about implementing your skills that you have gained from your hard work in a right manner to achieve goals in a short time. For me, both are important and dependable on each other.
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Bhushan patil said:
7 years ago
Hard work gives you experience.
Smart work comes with experience.
There is no smart work without hard work.
Smart work comes with experience.
There is no smart work without hard work.
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Mitul Dhokai said:
7 years ago
I would like to say that both of the works get completed with the use of brain and effort.
Smart work needs more brain to applied than to the effort and I'm of that kind.
Smart work needs more brain to applied than to the effort and I'm of that kind.
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Arpan Ghosh said:
7 years ago
In my opnion. Hard work means to do a work with more effort with out using your ideas.
But smart work means to use you brain to do this work in a limited time with accuracy.
Suppose there was two boy. Given them a task to oppen the locked door.
One of them starting to push the door with his full effort, with out looking any whare.
And the other one looking all at first and put the key from the table and unlock the door.
They both oppen the door. But the 1st boy use his most effort but he culd not oppen the door in a right way, and the other one using his brain, and clamness and oppen the door currently.
This is the difference between the smart work and the hard work.
But smart work means to use you brain to do this work in a limited time with accuracy.
Suppose there was two boy. Given them a task to oppen the locked door.
One of them starting to push the door with his full effort, with out looking any whare.
And the other one looking all at first and put the key from the table and unlock the door.
They both oppen the door. But the 1st boy use his most effort but he culd not oppen the door in a right way, and the other one using his brain, and clamness and oppen the door currently.
This is the difference between the smart work and the hard work.
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Pelu said:
7 years ago
Hard work means hard +more effort.
Smart work means smart+less efficient +limited time.
Smart work means smart+less efficient +limited time.
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Sathya said:
7 years ago
Hard work means we will try lot of ways to finish the job.
Smart work means we will pick a correct way to finish the job.
Smart work means we will pick a correct way to finish the job.
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