Clearwork welcomes pitches that help readers make everyday work more focused, understandable and humane. We are interested in original, practical ideas grounded in clear reasoning rather than sweeping promises.
What to pitch
Propose a focused article about a useful work habit, a considered approach to technology, clearer communication, team culture or learning. Strong pitches identify the reader’s question, explain what the piece will help them do or understand, and show why the subject is worth attention.
What makes a good submission
We value a distinct point of view, plain language and examples that clarify rather than decorate. Please disclose relevant interests, avoid unsupported claims and explain any specialized terms. A pitch should be your own work and should not depend on fabricated experience, statistics or quotations.
How to send a proposal
Send your pitch through the Contact page and select the editorial question option. Include a working title, a brief outline and a short note on your approach. A proposal is not a promise of publication; please do not send confidential information or a complete draft unless requested.