Source review
Public employer pages, active postings, policy pages, and government sources are preferred over unsourced summaries.
Updates
This page explains the review rhythm behind HireTea's indexed hiring guides. It shows which company hubs were refreshed recently, what the review checks cover, and how readers can send source corrections before relying on a hiring detail for a real application.
Quick answer
A meaningful update is more than changing a date. It checks the company hub, source links, known limitations, indexability, role caveats, and the applicant decision sections that help readers move from broad research to a current posting. If a page is not strong enough for the public index, it can remain reachable by direct link while staying outside search-facing navigation and outside ad placement.
Public employer pages, active postings, policy pages, and government sources are preferred over unsourced summaries.
Updates prioritize details that affect applying, interviewing, pay expectations, schedules, onboarding, and acceptance decisions.
Readers can send the page URL, disputed detail, current public source, and date viewed to the contact email.
Review scope
| Check | Why it matters | Evidence used |
|---|---|---|
| Source trail | Readers need to know whether a hiring detail comes from a public employer source or a lower-confidence signal. | Employer careers pages, postings, benefits pages, policy pages, public filings, and government pages. |
| Known limitations | Role, state, franchise, facility, union, season, and current-posting differences can change the answer. | Visible known-gap notes, source-backed facts, role caveats, and update history notes. |
| Public index fit | The public index should emphasize the strongest pages instead of exposing every possible low-evidence page. | Sitemap rules, robots tags, topic eligibility gates, and ad-eligible page checks. |
| Reader usefulness | A page should help an applicant decide what to verify next, not only repeat generic career advice. | Decision notes, comparison tables, fit worksheets, source boxes, and save-for-later checklists. |
Recent review notes
These entries show the strongest company hubs currently included in the public index. Each hub links to its own update history, source section, known limitations, and focused hiring guide pages.
Updated 2026-05-10
Review covered 8 indexed hiring guides, 4 source links, and 2 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-26
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-26
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 2 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 7 indexed hiring guides, 1 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 3 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 1 source links, and 2 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Updated 2026-04-25
Review covered 6 indexed hiring guides, 2 source links, and 1 known limitation notes for applicant verification.
The hub should be used with the current posting, candidate portal, recruiter message, and local hiring contact when a detail depends on role or location.
Corrections
Include the HireTea URL, company name, topic, and the sentence or table row that needs review.
Public employer pages, active postings, official policy pages, and government pages are easiest to verify.
Hiring pages can change quickly, so the date you viewed the source helps separate current evidence from stale copies.
Send corrections and source updates to jeongyuseck@gmail.com.