work ethic
The term "work ethic" refers to a belief system that values hard work and dedication as essential to personal and professional success.
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Definition
B2General
(common)A belief in the importance of hard work and diligence.
Example
- Her strong work ethic earned her a promotion within a year.
- A good work ethic is often cited as a key factor in achieving career success.
C1Professional Behavior
(professional)A set of principles guiding how one approaches their job, emphasizing responsibility, quality, and teamwork.
Example
- Employers highly value candidates with a solid work ethic.
- His work ethic is evident in his consistent high-quality output and reliability.
C2Moral Philosophy
(academic, philosophical)The belief that hard work is morally beneficial and contributes to character development.
Example
- The concept of work ethic has deep roots in various cultural and philosophical traditions.
- She believes that a strong work ethic is essential for personal growth and fulfillment.
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