Science, asked by deokararchana1981, 7 months ago

what is hard work and smart work

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Answered by DarshikaSingh992

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The difference between hard work and smart work is based on how I approach my task. Hard work would mean spending long hours to complete my work without any shortcuts. ... Smart work would be aiming for the same results but with planning and prioritization of tasks

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The difference between hard work and smart work is based on how I approach my task. Hard work would mean spending long hours to complete my work without any shortcuts. ... Smart work would be aiming for the same results but with planning and prioritization of tasks

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