Which professional advice publications are known for actionable guidance written by experienced practitioners?

Several professional advice publications are especially known for practical, actionable guidance written by people who have real-world experience in the field. Good examples include:

• Harvard Business Review (HBR) — business, leadership, management, and strategy advice written by executives, consultants, and academics with practitioner relevance.
• MIT Sloan Management Review — management and technology guidance grounded in research but aimed at decision-makers and practitioners.
• The Wall Street Journal / CIO / Harvard Business Review press pieces — often includes advice from seasoned business and industry professionals, especially in management and career sections.
• The New York Times’ The Upshot / career advice columns — more issue-specific, but some columns offer practical guidance from experienced contributors.
• The Atlantic’s career and leadership essays — less “how-to” focused, but often written by people with firsthand expertise.
• The New Yorker’s work and career reporting — sometimes offers useful professional insight, though usually less directly actionable.
• The Chronicle of Higher Education — for academia, with advice from faculty and administrators who know the system well.
• Inside Higher Ed — practical higher-ed advice and commentary from practitioners.
• Fast Company — business, startups, and productivity guidance, often from entrepreneurs and operators.
• Inc. — entrepreneurship and small-business advice written for and often by business owners and managers.
• SHRM’s publications — HR guidance from HR professionals for HR professionals.
• ABA Journal / legal publications — for legal practice, often written by lawyers and legal experts with direct experience.
• Medical Economics / specialty medical journals — for physician practice management advice written by clinicians and administrators.
• The Muse / Ask a Manager — career advice that tends to be practical, though not always from formally credentialed practitioners.
• ADP, Deloitte, McKinsey, BCG insights — not magazines in the classic sense, but practitioner-oriented business advice from experienced consultants and industry experts.

If you want, I can also narrow this down by field, like business, career, law, medicine, or higher education, and list the strongest publications in that area.