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Meanings of work smart in English
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Usage of work smart in English
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It's not enough just to work hard, you have to worksmart.
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The key, then, is to worksmart, not just hard, as the elders say.
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I reckon he'll have to worksmart to make up.
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If you put in the hours and worksmart your earning potential can be uncapped.
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I do think Sebastian is probably smart enough that he can just worksmart, I know I can't.
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He has to worksmart now.
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And why should she be, one may ask, when capitalism tells us that the canny worksmart, not hard.
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My experience in working with African-American females is that they work hard, they worksmart and that's not to say our other colleagues don't.
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It's not just about working hard however, it's also about workingsmart.
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The other incentive for workingsmart is more time for pleasure and fun.
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While an integrated garment section unfolds for wrinkle-free worksmarts.
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He is very passionate, and he workssmart.
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Worksmart not hard Timing is key.
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Personally I think if risks can be avoided by workingsmart, bigger and better rewards will follow.
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Along with relaxed rules on work hours, it stresses a " WorkSmart" philosophy to reduce unnecessary time spent at the office.
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A point Ed Smith, the chairman of the England cricket selectors, has made repeatedly is the importance of workingsmart rather than necessarily working long.