Editorial Policy: How We Write Our Advice
You should be able to tell what we verified from what is only advice, so we keep the two apart. You will not find invented research, invented testimonials or credentials, made-up customer results, or unsupported claims about a competitor on these pages.
Content creation and review
Editorial content here can be AI-assisted, but every public product or factual claim gets an editorial review before you see it. Where no real named author wrote a piece, the byline tells you so. We do not invent author identities or qualifications.
Source hierarchy
For factual claims we go to primary sources first, then government or regulator sources, peer-reviewed research, official company documentation and good secondary reporting. A claim we cannot support gets removed, qualified, or flagged for review before it reaches you.
Update and correction policy
Things that move fast, like pricing, product comparisons and market claims, get reviewed more often than evergreen interview frameworks. If you think something is wrong, tell support. Verified material corrections are made on the page, and substantive update dates are kept.
Comparison methodology and commercial integrity
Comparison pages use current, supportable information, say plainly where a competitor is strong, and never invent a feature claim. Any commercial relationship or material conflict is disclosed. We do not claim to be the best fit for every candidate, because we are not.
Review history
Policy version: 1.0.0. Last reviewed: 2026-07-14.
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