Editorial policy
Short answer
NextKnock's guides and interview pages are written to answer one practical question for job seekers in India, starting with a short answer. Some drafts are written with AI assistance; every page is reviewed by the NextKnock team before it is published, numbers come from our own data with a date, and we correct mistakes when they are reported.
How pages are written
- Each page starts from a real question freshers ask, answered in the first lines, then the steps, examples and an FAQ.
- Advice is practical and ethical: we do not recommend buying contact lists, scraping personal data, or mass emailing.
- We do not name people, show anyone's email or phone number, or estimate salaries.
- Comparisons with other products describe them in general, well-known terms and say where they are the better choice.
Use of AI
- The interview question sets were drafted with AI, checked by a second AI model for factual errors, then reviewed by the team. The Hindi guides were translated with AI and reviewed for meaning.
- Data summaries (such as the hiring pulse) are written by fixed templates from the numbers, not by AI.
- The free tools use AI to draft text for you from only the details you enter; you should always read and edit the result.
Updates and dates
Every guide shows when it was last updated. Pages with live numbers say the date the numbers were computed; weekly hiring pulse snapshots are frozen once their week ends and never edited afterwards.
Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, tell us through the contact on the About page. We check the report, fix the page, and update its date. Companies and recruiters can also ask for a published hiring address to be removed. See also the methodology.