Answered

When you complete a job, but use more time and effort than is truly necessary, how have you worked?

AEffectively, but not efficiently
BNeither effectively nor efficiently
CEfficiently, but not effectively
DBoth effectively and efficiently

Verified Answer :

taskmasters

1.
If you are working to complete your job task but
used more time and effort that what is truly necessary, then you are considered
as working effectively but not efficiently.

working effectively means you are doing what is expected to you and being
productive with the task that is given to you.

Working efficiently is simply completing your job on or before the schedule.
You finish what is assigned to you in a shorter time than expected. Since you
extended your time, thus your not working effeciently