Working Theories.

In an era where certainty expires faster than playbooks can adapt, we provide a clear point of view, tested in reality, and built to evolve.

Working Theories started in response to a reality every operator recognizes but few can name:
the world is changing faster than our understanding of it.

In the past, decisions were made from stable assumptions about markets, playbooks, tools, and teams.
Today, the most dangerous posture is certainty.

AI compressed timelines, rewired how teams are capable of working, and made yesterday’s best practice feel like folklore.


Transformational change is here and we believe companies need to dramatically shift how they strategize, experiment, and build Internal Tools.

Our mission is simple: document the reality of what's working today and analyze the impact of what's about to change.

Working Theories started in response to a reality every operator recognizes but few can name:
the world is changing faster than our understanding of it.

In the past, decisions were made from stable assumptions about markets, playbooks, tools, and teams.
Today, the most dangerous posture is certainty.

AI compressed timelines, rewired how teams are capable of working, and made yesterday’s best practice feel like folklore.


Transformational change is here and we believe companies need to dramatically shift how they strategize, experiment, and build Internal Tools.

Our mission is simple: document the reality of what's working today and analyze the impact of what's about to change.

< Who is Working Theories? >

Working Theories is the research arm and holding company behind .
Working Theories is the research arm and holding company behind .

A working theory is a clear point of view about the future that is strong enough to act on, humble enough to evolve, and proven in the mess of real execution.

We publish these hypotheses as a living, breathing body of work - refined through operational pressure, tested with real budgets, and evolved when proven wrong.

Some theories become frameworks. Some become content. A few become businesses we own and operate.

< Working Theory Definition >