So, you made up your mind. You got sulfur in your
veins, devil watching through your eyes and, well, you are all set to work as
an academic writer. But back off for a moment and think: what kind of order
should you start with? Should it be a middle-sized essay? Or, perhaps, a set of
short essays? Or should you work on a thesis paper? Well, it’s surely up to
you, but perhaps my piece of advice will make the choice less difficult.
Easy Come, Easy Go
Move On
Now, as you gained some necessary experience, you
might take more complex orders – bigger essays, research papers and presentations.
Anyways, try to write assignments on topics you are aware of. Do not write
chemistry labs, for example, if you have major in economics. Try to be
attentive to the details and the opinion of your clients.
Time for a Challenge
After you’ve been around quite for a while and got
yourself a good reputation among clients, you might go on and challenge
yourself for a little bit. Try to write a thesis paper or an analysis on an unfamiliar
topic. But bear in mind – you don’t want to spoil everything you managed to
achieve! Be careful, plan everything correctly. The risk should be justified.
Do not take the order that is impossible for you to write. An academic writer
should push his limits, but it doesn’t mean he has no limits at all.
Take your time, develop your skills and one day you’ll
become a professional who is able to write any paper on any topic. I could
write “a professional like me”, but, unfortunately, I do have limits when it
comes to physics. Well… it leaves more available orders for you.
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