If work is the total amount of bricks carried to the top of a building, power is how fast you carry them; a crane has higher power than a person because it moves more bricks in the same amount of time.

WET: Work = Energy, Time involved in Power.

Power measures the time derivative of energy consumption · When a system performs $1$ Joule of work in $1$ second, the power dissipated is $1$ Watt · Mathematically, it relates force, displacement, and time through the relationship $P = \frac{W}{t} = \vec{F} \cdot \vec{v}$, where $\vec{F}$ is force and $\vec{v}$ is velocity.

Always distinguish between energy units (Joule, kWh, Calorie) and power units (Watt, Horsepower) to avoid common trap questions in Physics.