What is the difference between hard work and smart work?
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Ehtesham ali said:
8 years ago
Those who feel hard work, then never can do any work if you feel it is easy. Then you can do every thing.
Smart work is a diffrent ways short and simple ways.
Smart work is a diffrent ways short and simple ways.
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GAMAR MAYANK D said:
7 years ago
H.W makes work longer, more complex and energy consuming.
S.W is like intermediate take very less time for completing work and more often it makes your task more simpler than what actually it is and save your valuable energy, which may allow you to do more work with the same energy uses.
S.W is like intermediate take very less time for completing work and more often it makes your task more simpler than what actually it is and save your valuable energy, which may allow you to do more work with the same energy uses.
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Renu said:
7 years ago
Hard work means spending more time for performing the same amount of work.
Smart work means spending less time for performing the same amount of work.
Smart work means spending less time for performing the same amount of work.
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Aman said:
6 years ago
According to me, in smart work, you can do an assigned work before the deadline and in smart work, you can complete the work within the time and everything is there is planned and in hard work you are just starting your work without planning anything. That's all from my side thank you for reading.
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Anurag said:
6 years ago
Sir, as speaking openly, labour do hard work.
But a contractor does smart work that's all difference hardwork in a smart way leads to success.
But a contractor does smart work that's all difference hardwork in a smart way leads to success.
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Shweta gupta said:
6 years ago
Hard work means to give extra efforts to do something and hardwork gives experience.
Smart work use that experience.
Smart work use that experience.
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Ruhi Sharma said:
5 years ago
Hello, good evening sir,
Hard work is defined by consistency and doing it for a long time without any deadline and smart work is do it in most proficient way and soon complete it by saving our time. Thank you sir.
Hard work is defined by consistency and doing it for a long time without any deadline and smart work is do it in most proficient way and soon complete it by saving our time. Thank you sir.
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Chandan kumar said:
5 years ago
Hello, I can differentiate between hard work and smart work since we know that for any work or objectives there are various options/paths are available there but here hard-working people can choose any path and gone. But smart work first sees what's the ultimate aim and for that he decided that path which takes the shortest time, arrange works in various parts according to priority level.
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Alice Mafimidiwo said:
5 years ago
In working hard, you expend energy but may not pay attention to the necessary nitty-gritty involved while working smart involves working hard and paying attention to the hidden-details to your advantage.
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Misheck mudenda from Zambia said:
3 years ago
Hard work is of great quality and key to success but if only done smartly.
Nowadays Many people work so hard but there's nothing to show and so I prefer smart work .
Smart work involves activities like brainstorming, planning and prioritizing.
Smart work makes one to stand out from the crowd and be recognized, one man said by the name of Tony Robbins where focus goes energy flows.
Nowadays Many people work so hard but there's nothing to show and so I prefer smart work .
Smart work involves activities like brainstorming, planning and prioritizing.
Smart work makes one to stand out from the crowd and be recognized, one man said by the name of Tony Robbins where focus goes energy flows.
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