What is the difference between hard work and smart work

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Accepted Answer

Hard work is putting in effort and time, while smart work is finding efficient ways to achieve goals.

Hard work involves dedicating a significant amount of time and effort to complete tasks.
Smart work focuses on finding innovative and efficient methods to accomplish tasks.
Hard work may lead to burnout and exhaustion, while smart work promotes productivity and work-life balance.
An example of hard work is studying for hours to prepare for an exam.
An example of smart work is using study techniques like mnemonic devices to memorize information effectively.

Accepted Answer

Smart work is that work is done efficiently, with the quality in the less time

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