work smarter, not harder
The proverb "work smarter, not harder" emphasizes achieving better results through intelligent and efficient methods rather than sheer effort.
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Definition
B2Workplace Efficiency
(professional, business)To optimize processes and utilize resources effectively to accomplish tasks more efficiently.
Example
- By automating routine tasks, the team can work smarter, not harder.
B2General Productivity
(common, informal)To achieve better results by using efficient strategies and techniques rather than relying on hard work alone.
Example
- To meet the deadline, we need to work smarter, not harder.
B2Personal Development
(self-help)To focus on prioritizing tasks and using innovative methods to streamline work, reducing unnecessary effort and maximizing output.
Example
- She learned to work smarter, not harder, by prioritizing her most important tasks first.
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