What is the difference between hard work and smart work?

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Guntheswar mallik said:   8 years ago
It will apply any work. I ll learn and to do work called hard work. Same I ll learn and think how to do same work minimum time called smart work.
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Kalyani said:   8 years ago
Hard work is nothing but physical abilty to show.

Smart work is nothing but to show mental ability.
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Viveka.k said:   7 years ago
Hard work is the work which involves our strength and time.

But smart work is the work which involves our mind. As a person, we have to take over both hard work and smart work.
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NANDARAM PRAVEEN said:   7 years ago
Hard work is a more time-consuming process but always with us, smart work less time-consuming process it will be helpful up to a sudden period of time.
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Kalpesh bhaliya said:   7 years ago
Hardwork is the work which is doing with physically but not any mentaly force.

Smart work is work which is doing with less work but more brainly. Smart work is the time saving work then the hard work. And smartwork's accuracy is so good to the hardwork.
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Shubham said:   7 years ago
In my opinion, hard-work is the work which you are going to complete without any preparation and smart work is that work, before doing this you make a road map and think about this.
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Raj said:   6 years ago
Hard work is like practice and practice and sometimes lose energy but at the same time, smart work is practice with the use of only require energy which helps to succeed and attain the things you need.
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Sowmya Rao said:   6 years ago
Smart work is which you do a more easy manner with less span of time. Whereas hard work is which you do the work with more steps and more time. But, both play a crucial role for success.
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Unknown said:   6 years ago
The main difference is that in hard work we start putting in efforts without really thinking a course for our action while smart work is thinking about the course of our action and then working hard. So both involve hard work but smart work involves a much more direct approach where you concentrate your hard work directly to achieve your goal.
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Shukuru said:   5 years ago
Hard work involves punctuality as well as spirit of doing the job, while smart work involves achievements of intended objectives and goals based on a particular work.
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