what is work?

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Definition of work

changing nature of work

Answer 1

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Work is labor, physical or mental effort.Several technological inventions attempt to reduce or make work easier to perform. Most people leave home and travel distances to work however recent technological advancements now make it possible to even work from home. And today, Robots and computers are made to do strenuous and dangerous assignments.

Answer 2

Work is the miserable act of doing tasks and receiving compensation for those tasks in order to provide for you and your family. Work typically lasts 4o hours a week, with 2 weeks off each year. Bye the time you are done, you don't remember how to dress yourself, you've forgot your name, and some nurse has to change your diaper twice a day.

Answer 3

From a physics perspective, it's a force applied over a distance, such as pushing a crate. It's calculated with F*d and is measured in Joules.

Answer 4

It depends in what context it is used. In general, work in my opinion, is a task that you undertake that takes up more energy / resources than usual (i.e. you are doing something that requires you to work in order to accomplish it). Whoever invented 'work' wants shooting (joke).

Answer 5

Work is our daily task where we do it repetively everyday not because we enjoy it but because we have to.

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Work is our daily task that we love doing everyday regardless of the nature of our work, whom we work with and whom we work for plus being paid top money for it.

Answer 6

giving your effort in exchange for a reward e.g money

Answer 7

work is whatever you do...

always leave the live

Source(s): "MEBS"

Answer 8

to do something to get something especially money... :)

Answer 9

it is something you do to survive.