If a person works very hard but does not plan what weakness may remain?

Correct answer: Lack of goal and task management

Direct answer: Option B, lack of goal and task management, may remain. Hard work means putting in effort, but planning decides where and how that effort should be used. First, a person sets a clear goal. Next, the person divides the work into tasks, gives them time limits, decides priorities, and checks progress. Without this process, hard work may become disorganized, delayed, or directed toward less important activities. Option A, more perseverance, is not a weakness; it describes continued effort. Option B correctly identifies the missing planning ability. Option C, high financial skill, concerns handling money and does not automatically follow from working hard without a plan. Option D, good risk assessment, means judging possible dangers and is also not guaranteed. Thus effort alone is insufficient; effort plus planning improves results. Memory cue: hard work supplies energy, while planning supplies direction.