Hi Dalpati

Don't answer this with simple 'Yes'. It won't do. A smart answer could be like:'I've been enthusiastic about my work. I've generally been in jobs that I enjoy, so that makes putting the effort in quite easy'.

Hi Dalpati,

There goes a famous saying there are not shortcut to success so you have to say that yes, you enjoy hard work. provided the work you are doing meaningful and fulfilling to you.  

Also, the work you do, if you would receive regular feedback/review from your reporting manager you would be able to improve your quality of work and this ensure that hard work become smart work i.e. when you have to understand with proper communication skills.   

Also, you can ask the interviewer what exactly does he/she mean when they say "hard-work" based on their definition you can customize your answer and provide with a behavioral example.

Beware the interviewer might corner you by saying working late or working over the weekend and also working after office hours from home.

Here you need to address the situation by saying initially such experience would be mandatory no matter how overwhelming it might seem at first but with proper prioritizing of work and work allocation and work distribution, the situation can be easily contained.

The interviewer your like to observe through this question your sense of judgment when you are assigned any task and skills that you currently possess to complete any task that you would be assigned in future once you are on the job. 

Hope this answer is able to guide you for next time you are asked such a similar question.

Think, articulate your thoughts and present the same.

yes

Yes, i enjoy doing hardwork

Yes, I enjoy the hard work. Because hard work always a very important role to make a successful career. And I am an education consultant, can ask any about education.

no i don't !

You can refer to it:

Is it possible to become clever by hard work?

Intellect is unmistakably a muscle. While some people are born with superior genes and better tools, it is something you must work on and develop. If you work hard after graduation, you'll probably grow at a 10% annual pace. That implies you'll be nearly twice as excellent seven years later as you were when you graduated.    coreball

How can I keep myself motivated to work hard?

- Continue reading for seven strategies and methods to get you inspired in no time.

- Don't Think About it as Hard Work.

- Create Small, Bite-Sized Goals

- Read Daily.

- Stop Caring About the Things That Don't Matter.

- Set a Quit Time.Just Do It.

- Celebrate Wins.

It's safe to say that I can visit this website, and it aids in my efforts to gather materials for my task.

octordle

As a passionate Wiki writer, I find immense satisfaction in the hard work it entails. The process of crafting well-researched and informative articles can be challenging, but it is also incredibly rewarding. Let me explain why.

Firstly, working as a Wiki writer allows me to delve deep into various topics, expanding my knowledge and understanding. The research involved not only broadens my horizons but also keeps me engaged and constantly learning. It's an exciting journey of discovery, where every new article brings new insights.

Secondly, the sense of contribution and impact is genuinely fulfilling. Wikipedia is a platform that millions of people rely on for information, and as a Wiki writer, I have the opportunity to shape that knowledge base. The idea that my work can help educate, inform, and inspire others is incredibly motivating. It's a responsibility I embrace with enthusiasm.

Now, let's talk about the "hard" part of hard work. While Wiki writing can be demanding, the challenges are what make the process so interesting. Conducting extensive research, verifying sources, and ensuring accuracy are all crucial elements of the craft. Additionally, organizing information in a clear and concise manner while adhering to Wikipedia's guidelines requires careful attention to detail.

However, the satisfaction derived from overcoming these challenges is incomparable. The feeling of accomplishment when I see a well-crafted article published on Wikipedia, contributing to the vast pool of human knowledge, is truly gratifying. It's a testament to the dedication and effort put into the work.

Of course, it's essential to strike a balance and avoid burnout. Like any form of hard work, it's essential to take breaks, seek support from fellow Wiki writers, and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Collaborating with other contributors, engaging in discussions, and receiving feedback can all enhance the experience and make the hard work even more enjoyable.