What is the difference between hard work and smart work?

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Revathi Somula said:   3 years ago
According to me, The difference between hard work and smart work is how much time you spend completing tasks.
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Sahil said:   9 months ago
Hard work means putting your efforts and do work this thing will give you experience, and after that, your experience make some plan, and now you have the knowledge that you can do that same problem in many ways.

For example, before AI, you had no smart tools or model where you can take help with hard work, but after ai it became smart work.
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Tannya Gupta said:   10 years ago
We are living in innovation world where smart work demanded i.e., temporary work that solve the problem but when we find the optimum and permanent solutions then we should do work hard.
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Ashish Bharati said:   10 years ago
Hard work and smart work both equal but smart work doing organization and planning.
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Rupesh Yadav said:   9 years ago
If a person not having intelligence or skill about particular jobs or works, he must do hard work about that jobs or works. By using this process a man can do everything in the world. If a person having skill or intelligence about any jobs or works, he must utilize their skill in that jobs.
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Somenath Pati said:   9 years ago
It depends on the situation (work) where you actually applied it. I think my patience should be hard and I convert into the smart way.
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Madiyo Patel said:   9 years ago
Hard work is more difficult at that time but that's more important. Smart work is difficult & different to others.
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K. v ramakrishna said:   9 years ago
Ever work is hard in that point of view. Ever hard work is complete with smarter zone in that time of work. This is my option.
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Mayank said:   9 years ago
Hard work means more efforts but less output whereas smart work means less efforts more output. But in my point of view, though smart work produces more output hard work is too broad our knowledge and concepts.
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Ullu said:   9 years ago
Work is work.

If you want to get ahead in your career you have to put a lot of effort. For days you will be happy for some days you won't. If you want to be an expert in your field you have to spend 10000hr doing the thing again and again with continuous improvement. 10000hr does not joke. You may call this work hard or smart it doesn't matter. Only matters most is that 10khr, if you really want to be an expert.
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