Sentences with phrase «working smart sometimes»

Working hard and working smart sometimes can be two different things.

Not exact matches

Sometimes feels like we're in the 17th century when it comes to smart actionable data and we worked to improve that.»

By determining why smart people who work hard sometimes fail and sometimes succeed, employers can develop tools that motivate workers to perform more effectively.

«Sometimes it's not a matter of pushing harder, but rather, knowing better and working smarter,» says Kylie Larson, a yoga teacher and group fitness instructor.

The juxtaposition between smart and casual is really pushed to its limits here, and sometimes it is that extreme contrast that really makes an outfit work.

The big clue in his resume is his work on «Flight of the Conchords,» a show that uses dick jokes to set up several far smarter, subtler jokes (and sometimes, more dick jokes).

The force behind this cycle is students» belief that they can get smarter through study and practice, which enhances their commitment to persist in the hard work that learning sometimes requires.

I believe my students are always smart, but sometimes need pay more attention to make it work efficiently.

Sometimes the kids get down on themselves and think the obstacles might be too large to overcome, but Mr. Moe reminds them that he came from a poor background, too, and even though he might not have been the smartest kid in school, he was one of the hardest working.

While it may seem smart to go with a more established company, sometimes the new ones who are trying to make a name for themselves will work harder to help you — and sometimes at a cheaper rate, too.

Landlording is tough work sometimes, but with the right systems and processes, it is definitely manageable — especially when you buy smart and get a good deal!

Sometimes the smart thing doesn't work.

Sometimes they're witty, but they are designed to give you insight into working smarter and being more connected to why you do what you do.

Sometimes this involves making smarter decisions with credit cards (and perhaps working with a financial counselor to reorganize debt), improving one's employment situation (including, perhaps, learning how to find a better job and increase the chances of promotion), and learning how to save money by cutting expenses.

To get the greatest return on all your hard work, sometimes the smartest thing you can do is to go public with it — and social media makes doing so easier than ever.