What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Faiz said:
4 years ago
Hard work means more related with physically, mentally, etc. And it is all about our will to do something.
Smart work means what are the strategies we used to achieve our goal.
Smart work means what are the strategies we used to achieve our goal.
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Sachin said:
3 years ago
I will prefer both smart work and hard work because something takes time to complete. But all time I will prefer smart work.
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Mahesh Rajgude said:
9 months ago
The main difference between hard work and smart work is efficiency and strategy:
Hard Work:
Focuses on effort and time spent.
Involves working long hours and putting in maximum physical or mental energy.
It may not always be efficient if not planned well.
Smart Work:
Focuses on working efficiently by using the right strategies and tools.
Involves planning, prioritization, and automation to achieve better results with less effort.
Saves time while maintaining or improving quality.
Example:
Hard Work: A person manually counts 10,000 papers for a report.
Smart Work: A person uses a machine or software to count in seconds.
The best approach is a combination of both—hard work with smart strategies! Would you like tips on applying this in real life?
Hard Work:
Focuses on effort and time spent.
Involves working long hours and putting in maximum physical or mental energy.
It may not always be efficient if not planned well.
Smart Work:
Focuses on working efficiently by using the right strategies and tools.
Involves planning, prioritization, and automation to achieve better results with less effort.
Saves time while maintaining or improving quality.
Example:
Hard Work: A person manually counts 10,000 papers for a report.
Smart Work: A person uses a machine or software to count in seconds.
The best approach is a combination of both—hard work with smart strategies! Would you like tips on applying this in real life?
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Chhavi said:
1 month ago
Hard work is about brute force, putting in long hours, and sheer determination.
Smart work, on the other hand, is about strategy, prioritisation, and leveraging tools and resources to achieve more with less effort.
It's the difference between "doing things right" and "doing the right things".
Smart work, on the other hand, is about strategy, prioritisation, and leveraging tools and resources to achieve more with less effort.
It's the difference between "doing things right" and "doing the right things".
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Kavya sri yadav said:
9 years ago
Hard work mean it may be a physical work or thinking normally.
Smart work in the sense thinking laterally or logically and completing the work with short time by using intelligence.
Smart work in the sense thinking laterally or logically and completing the work with short time by using intelligence.
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Vijay vijju said:
9 years ago
Yes, a small difference is there between hard work and smart work. i.e, if we want success, we work hard. When we feeling so difficult to do that work is hard work. But if we encourage our brain and body like "I can do this "to overcome that fears of difficulties is called smart work.
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Vikram said:
9 years ago
Smart work: Every one Praise you. Need Less time.
Hard work: No one cares you. Need Lot of time.
Hard work: No one cares you. Need Lot of time.
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Sushil pandey said:
9 years ago
Hard work may be positive and negative but smart work always positive.
In hard work, man may be frustrated and is tough while a soft work is easy and full of strategy.
In hard work, man may be frustrated and is tough while a soft work is easy and full of strategy.
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Blade babu said:
9 years ago
I have 10rs and I want to go to a place which will cost me 20rs if I go by bus or we can go there by walking. That is hard work.
I will go by bus halfway and then I will go by walking that is smart work.
We can finish our work by our efforts is referred as hard work.
If we finish it with less time and efforts that will be a smart work.
I will go by bus halfway and then I will go by walking that is smart work.
We can finish our work by our efforts is referred as hard work.
If we finish it with less time and efforts that will be a smart work.
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Shrma drax said:
9 years ago
Hard work naively means about working for hours without time management. On the other hand, smart work is all about managing the time, utilising and understanding the value of time and work in a better managing way.
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