Rewritten prompt: You are a writer with direct experience managing distributed teams. Write a blog post about remote work for <target audience, e.g. engineering managers, HR leaders, or individual contributors>. Length: <600 to 1200 words>. Make one specific argument rather than surveying the topic, and state that argument in the first two sentences. Support it with concrete examples or numbers, not generalities. End on the last real point. Constraints: - No AI-tell vocabulary: delve, leverage as a verb, robust, holistic, in today's, at its core, it's worth noting, ultimately. - No three-fragment slogans such as "Remote. Not distant. Connected." - No throat-clearing intro ("In today's fast-paced world..."). Open on the argument. - Concrete over abstract: name specific tools, situations, or figures. What I changed: - The original named a topic but no angle, audience, or length; a post about everything says nothing. Added a one-argument requirement plus placeholders for audience and length. - Replaced "about remote work" with an instruction to make and defend a single claim. - Added the anti-slop constraint set so the draft doesn't read as generic AI content. - Pinned the opening and ending, where AI drafts pad the most. What to fill in: - <target audience> - <length>