Three parts hard work, seven parts smart work

Author: Lin Ran
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Smart work is the ability to analyze, judge, solve problems, and create; it reflects keen wit, flexibility, and sharp intelligence; it is also a vibrant, adaptable wisdom. The knowledge economy era is the time when smart work becomes more valuable. The vast majority of technological inventions in the world are because the inventors could not tolerate the day-to-day, year-after-year hard work. They believed there must be an easier, faster, cheaper, simpler, and safer way, and they could always find a better way to reduce the burden of work. "Smart work" is the ability to analyze, judge, create, and solve problems; it reflects keen wit, flexibility, and sharp intelligence; it is also a vibrant and most valuable asset. The knowledge economy era is the time when "smart work" becomes more valuable. It is not terrible if a person lacks money; it is not tragic if they lack status; only if one is not good at thinking and lacks wisdom is it the greatest shortcoming in life. Often ask yourself this question: "Can I find a simpler way?" If you find it, that will be your most successful place. In work, equating busyness with efficiency is not comprehensive. Sometimes, when dreaming, an employee can be the most productive. "Smart work" is the natural attribute and inherent potential of an ordinary person, and there is no insurmountable gap between an ordinary person and a genius. Even Hui Neng, the monk, said, "The lowest person has the highest wisdom."