What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Rahul barnwal said:
8 years ago
Both give same result but smart work take less time for completion of work.
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Pathan Shahebaz said:
8 years ago
More time less result. Hard work!
Less time more results. Smart work!
Less time more results. Smart work!
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Dinesh said:
8 years ago
Hard work. Work without planning.
Smart work. Work with planning.
Smart work. Work with planning.
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Delvy said:
8 years ago
Hard work means the work which have to achieve. Smart work means the work which is used by brain.
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RAMKUMAR S G said:
8 years ago
Hard work is ability and capacity to take effort.
Smart work way of thinking is different and is a way to achieve the same result with fewer efforts.
Smart work way of thinking is different and is a way to achieve the same result with fewer efforts.
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Tri said:
8 years ago
According to me, basically, there is no difference. Without doing any hard work you can't do a smart work. And when someone says you are a smart worker then obviously you are doing some hard work and it's the result of that hard work.
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Pranay said:
8 years ago
According to me both are same.
When you work hard in any field, then only you can be able to work smartly in that field.
When you work hard in any field, then only you can be able to work smartly in that field.
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Avadhuthq said:
8 years ago
Hard work and smart work is all about success But hard work consume more time with more knowledge about the work with the success. Smart work consume less time with same success.
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Vishal jain said:
8 years ago
My view is that.
If we apply only physical power to achieve our goal can say hard work but if we apply both both physical and mental power to achieve a goal can say smart work.
For example.
If our goal is to cut a tree but if we cut a branch of a tree then it is said to be hard work but if we cut directly the base of the tree can say smart work.
Smart work saves a lot of time rather than hard work.
If we apply only physical power to achieve our goal can say hard work but if we apply both both physical and mental power to achieve a goal can say smart work.
For example.
If our goal is to cut a tree but if we cut a branch of a tree then it is said to be hard work but if we cut directly the base of the tree can say smart work.
Smart work saves a lot of time rather than hard work.
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Sonu shah said:
8 years ago
Hard work is more consume time and smart work is utilizing time or more effectively and clearly.
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