work

Write about a job (or position of responsibility such as babysitting) you have held. Choose one incident, a series of incidents, or a period of time to demonstrate your experience of the job.
Tips for writing a Relationship piece:

Avoid writing a clichd piece and remember, we are writing nonfiction here. If you havent had a relationship, choose subject matter you have observed or that is in the relationship vicinity, so to speak. Sometimes the best pieces are about relationships that we hoped for but that didn’t pan out. Carefully select the timing of this piece: where you want to begin and end it. Perhaps something just occurred or is about to occur. It is to be a snapshot, remember. Write so as to leave some space in your work for the reader to infer. The relationship depicted needs to be between two human beings.
Tips for writing a Work piece:

Avoid writing a clichd piece such as a first day of work or a job interview (unless you have the king of job interview stories to tell). Choose a moment or series of small moments when something out of the ordinary occurred. Dont let annoyance be your theme. Annoyance as a theme is annoying and often petty. Write about people. Write about power. Write about not knowing what to do. Perfect worlds are boring. Dont always write about being the hero, about everything working out.
Tips for writing either piece:

Be brave in your writing; be fearless. Write the story you never imagined you’d be writing, until now.