Working Smart not Working Hard
In today’s workplace, what works best in a short amount of time is more important than working hard. Working hard refers to a condition when you arrive at office before most people arrive and again every evening, you work overtime. Even though you’re doing your best, you may not get good results. Such people are busier than most and are always busy.
Working smart means getting the best results from working effectively in the shortest amount of time you need to work within given hours. These people can work lightly and perform well without any hassle in busy situations.
Here are some ways that you can become someone working smart.
#Think Before You Do
This means when your boss assign you a task, you don’t do it immediately, but instead, you firstly consider the details of how best you can complete the task. In this way, you can avoid mistakes and complete it step by step without wasting unnecessary time.
#Make A Checklist
Your daily tasks can be loaded depending on your job position. Before you begin working for your tasks, you should write down what you need to do in a day or in a week. Then you check your important tasks with your check list or to-do list and then get things done without leaving any single incomplete one.
#Learn To Say “No”
Do not be discouraged to accept assigned tasks if you know you cannot finish them with your current busy sitiuation or when you have to complete the tasks in a very short deadline. Otherwise, you’ll have to take responsibility for your unfinished work.
If you ever see your friends or colleagues working hard but not working smart, you can share these tips to them.
Laura Cho
