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What is State of Work?

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State of Work is a trade publication for the people who run modern organizations. It covers five desks — AI & Technology, Leadership, Industry News, Business, and Growth & Strategy — through original reporting, analysis, and interviews with the practitioners doing the work. Everything published here is free to read and requires no account.

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Who publishes State of Work, and how is it funded?

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State of Work is published by Outlever, a media company that builds and operates owned newsrooms for the organizations it partners with. Outlever provides the editorial infrastructure behind this publication — commissioning, editing, production, and distribution — and funds it. That relationship is disclosed in the footer of every page on this site rather than buried in a policy document.

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What is the relationship between State of Work and the companies it covers?

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Partner organizations support the publication and may appear in it, and any story that is sponsored or partner-funded carries a visible label on the article itself. Appearing in State of Work is not something a company can buy: sources and subjects are chosen because they are relevant to a story, and a commercial relationship neither guarantees coverage nor prevents it.

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Is the reporting editorially independent?

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Contributors are approached because their experience is relevant to a story already underway. Interviews are conducted on the record unless something else is agreed in advance, and there is no cost to take part. Quotes are used in context, and you can ask how yours will be used before the piece runs.

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