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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a hard worker" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone’s work ethic or to emphasize their diligence in a particular context.
Example: "She was recognized by her peers as a hard worker, always going the extra mile to meet deadlines."
Alternatives: "as a diligent employee" or "as a dedicated worker".
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One friend in Birmingham remembers him as a hard worker.
At U.C.S.F. he was known as a hard worker whose hours stunned his colleagues.
He had always been known as a hard worker, and not the most naturally talented skater.
I was brought up in the north-east as a hard worker.
And don't stay late just because you want to be perceived as a hard worker.
How can you protect your image as a hard worker while saying uncle?
He had a reputation as a hard worker and got on well with the bosses.
He said he viewed Mr. Zazi as a hard worker, not a terrorist.
"I think I've gotten significantly better," said Ewing, who was credited as a hard worker.
Silvetti, who said Tange's father was one of his influences, recalls Tange the student as a hard worker.
In the 1991 gulf war, he was known as a hard worker, digging bunkers and operating communications equipment.
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