In the office, writing prompts for others means crafting clear, simple instructions that help coworkers get started on tasks without confusion. It’s about cutting the fluff and spelling out exactly what’s needed—like asking a designer for three logo drafts for a client presentation by Friday. Good prompts save time and reduce back-and-forth, but they need to be specific enough to avoid vague results. I’ve found that including context and a deadline makes all the difference, turning a vague requ… workplace prompt writing