What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Abdul Raheem said:
6 years ago
Hard work: A student started practising all the chapters since the commencement of the course.
Smart work: A student started practising a day before exams targeting only significant aspects of the question paper.
Moral: Hard work takes a lot of time to get success whereas smart work takes less time to get success.
Smart work: A student started practising a day before exams targeting only significant aspects of the question paper.
Moral: Hard work takes a lot of time to get success whereas smart work takes less time to get success.
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Krutika said:
5 years ago
First of all, both hard work and smart work are essential to accomplish something.
While doing smart work, it requires mental ability and critical thinking quality to design the plan and strategy. Foresee the challenges and making a strategy that gives us results in very little time. It is a mental activity.
Hard work requires dedication, strength, patience as it takes longer. It assures you about accomplishing your goal but will take time. It is a physical as well as mental activity.
While doing smart work, it requires mental ability and critical thinking quality to design the plan and strategy. Foresee the challenges and making a strategy that gives us results in very little time. It is a mental activity.
Hard work requires dedication, strength, patience as it takes longer. It assures you about accomplishing your goal but will take time. It is a physical as well as mental activity.
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Somula Mithranandana said:
2 years ago
Hard work takes more time and effort only one way.
Smart work gets success, Fastly and the person thoughts of different ways to achieve and should have a good experience about that.
Smart work gets success, Fastly and the person thoughts of different ways to achieve and should have a good experience about that.
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Jaspal kumar said:
2 years ago
Hard work includes the straightforward method of doing some tasks, which can require more time and more energy.
Smart Work includes alternative ways of doing the same task more efficiently with the same accuracy.
Smart Work includes alternative ways of doing the same task more efficiently with the same accuracy.
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Aanchal verma said:
2 years 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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Vedha said:
10 years ago
I think both hard work and smart work are correct but the difference between them is Hard work shows that how healthy and fit enough your body is and Smart work shows that how you are brain is very active and differently thinking.
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Simple smart worker said:
9 years ago
Hard work means while we are in tenth the burden of our studies will read the whole portion at ten time of exam go on working hard day and night without any rest to you are body.
Smart work means listen to the classes carefully and revise at the time of exam and will be confident that i, ll pass in exams.
Smart work means listen to the classes carefully and revise at the time of exam and will be confident that i, ll pass in exams.
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Udbhav Chandra. said:
9 years ago
Hard work giving satisfaction but smart work giving landmark pleasure.
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Shafqat ayaz Khan said:
9 years ago
Hard work means working with strength but Smart work means working with comfort.
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Shilpa said:
9 years ago
Hard work- It's a time consumption process.
Smart work- It's a time reduction process.
Smart work- It's a time reduction process.
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