Editorial policy
The myjobb blog and guides are written for job seekers in India. This page explains who writes them, where the facts come from, and what happens when we get something wrong.
Who writes
Every post is published under the name of the person accountable for it, and each author has a public page:
- Shreyansh Jain, Co-Founder & CTO
Where the facts come from
Claims about other platforms (a job portal’s daily application limit, how an applicant tracking system parses a resume, a tool’s pricing) link to the platform’s own documentation or another primary source wherever one exists, so you can check them yourself.
Claims about myjobb are checked against how the product actually behaves, and kept consistent with the factual reference at what myjobb is. If a feature is on the roadmap rather than live, we say so.
How AI tools are used
We use AI tools to help with research and drafting. They do not publish anything on their own: a named author is accountable for every post, and the sourcing standard above applies to every claim regardless of who or what drafted the sentence.
Our interest
myjobb sells a product in the category these posts cover. Where a post compares myjobb with other tools, it is written by a company with a stake in the outcome, and you should read it that way. We aim to state what each tool does accurately, including where another tool does something myjobb does not.
Updates and dates
Hiring platforms change, so posts are revised. Each post keeps its original publish date and shows an “Updated” date when its content has changed. We do not move the publish date forward to make a post look newer.
Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, email contact@myjobb.ai with the page and what needs fixing. Confirmed errors are corrected in the post, and the post’s updated date changes with it.
