Working Smarter vs. Working Harder LO30175

From: Ed Heinrich (eheinric@csc.com)
Date: 05/14/03

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Replying to LO30161 --

Jeff Miller wrote:

>I'm in need of a good article or two that does a nice job of illustrating
>the concept of working harder vs. working smarter.

You may to look in the book The One Minute Manager which is where this
expression came from. An excellent, must read book.

Regards,
Ed Heinrich

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