What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Akash Munde said:
8 years ago
Smart work Consumes less time than hard work.
Smart work requires more logical thinking than to do hard work.
Smart work is good to achieve short term goals but hard work gives long goals achieved easily with dedicated hard work.
When talent don't work hard, hardwork works more than talent.
Smart work requires more logical thinking than to do hard work.
Smart work is good to achieve short term goals but hard work gives long goals achieved easily with dedicated hard work.
When talent don't work hard, hardwork works more than talent.
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Rupesh kumar jha said:
8 years ago
Hard work is one when we do certain things without effective planning and no results could have been obtained which was expected and the smart work is when we get the work done through people without any phisical stress just like effective management.
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SHANTILAL NAMDEO KALEL said:
8 years ago
Sir both works are essential at an initial stage when a person has been experiencing, he works automatically smart.
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Dhruv shah said:
8 years ago
Hard work takes more time hence you get exhausted and you may not achieve good results.
In smart work you work smartly with less time hence the chances of achieving good results increases.
In smart work you work smartly with less time hence the chances of achieving good results increases.
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Kushal said:
8 years ago
Hardwork:-one boy who does not have any idea about next exam syllabus and he is doing (Study) all the things. And of course, he will get good marks as he was doing everything. Its called hard work (without any direction).
Smartwork:- another boy who has an idea about next exam syllabus and he is just doing only that things which help him to get good marks. Its called smart work. (with direction).
Smartwork:- another boy who has an idea about next exam syllabus and he is just doing only that things which help him to get good marks. Its called smart work. (with direction).
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Benysolomon said:
8 years ago
Hard work means I have done my work with efforts of 75% physically+25% mentally.
Smart work means approximately 75%Mentally+25% Physically.
Smart work means approximately 75%Mentally+25% Physically.
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Pratishtha said:
8 years ago
Hard work means without any planning we are doing any work throughout day and night.
But smart work means first think that the work which you want to do what are the possible ways to do it so that with minimum input you can get maximum output and then do work.
But smart work means first think that the work which you want to do what are the possible ways to do it so that with minimum input you can get maximum output and then do work.
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Pallavi said:
8 years ago
Hardwork means just to follow the fundamental process.
Smartwork means to analyse the possibilities and selecting the best one to achieve effective results.
Smartwork means to analyse the possibilities and selecting the best one to achieve effective results.
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SHRIRAAM R said:
8 years ago
Hard work gives more timing.
Smart work gives less timing.
Smart work gives less timing.
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Vishwanath said:
8 years ago
Hard work - It means that you work in a gruelling manner; for instance, spending 10+ hours studying for an exam.
Smart work - Smart work can go hand in hand with hard work. But 'smart work' means that you use an efficient method to finish a particular task. For instance, referring the above example, you use a specific method to study for an exam that saves your time, as well as prepares you for it perfectly.
Smart work - Smart work can go hand in hand with hard work. But 'smart work' means that you use an efficient method to finish a particular task. For instance, referring the above example, you use a specific method to study for an exam that saves your time, as well as prepares you for it perfectly.
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