What is the difference between hard work and smart work?

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Mandar said:   9 years ago
Doing the same thing again and again with no change in the technique is hard work.

Smart work is to use some better technique for doing the same task in minimal time and efforts.
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Mahadev Bansode said:   9 years ago
Hard work is like walking 10 km without any help.

Smart work is like asking lift to someone.
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Akram Siddiqui said:   9 years ago
Hard work means physical ability to do some work.

Smart work means mentally ability to do some work.
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Akhil said:   9 years ago
Hard work- it means working hard and after completion of work we realize there is so many shortcuts.

Smart work-work done through shortcuts.
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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.
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Apurva said:   9 years ago
Hard work & Smart work both are depending on thinking of human behavior when do you any work with own interested is smart work. Without interested hard work. Last but not least hard work what do before learning & Smart work what we do after learning.
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Dharmendra said:   9 years ago
Sir.

Hard work is doing the work. As we learnt. But smart work is. Doing the work efficiently with. Some innovative/New changes. That we have learnt. Doing our college.
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KAI JAPS said:   9 years ago
A HARD WORKER uses his axe to cut down the tree.

A SMART WORKER uses his chainsaw to cut down that tree.
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Vishal said:   9 years ago
Hard work:- means only complete the target.

Smart work:- means complete target with efforts + beauty.
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Fahim Aahmad said:   9 years ago
HARD WORK:- 80% body effort + 20% brain.

SMART WORK:- 80% brain effort + 20% body.
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