Editorial Policy

Last updated: August 20, 2026

How we source guides

Every guide on CareerSwitchHub is written or compiled by the CareerSwitchHub editorial team. We are a research-and-synthesis operation: guides are built from primary sources, most often U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics news releases and occupational data, state licensing board requirements, and other named public sources, cited directly in the text with a link to the original. Where a section is our own analysis rather than a single external figure, we say so explicitly rather than let editorial synthesis read as sourced data.

What we don't do

• We don't publish a statistic without a link to its source.
• We don't present first-hand career-change accounts as fact-checked reporting; guides that synthesize research are labeled as such in the byline.
• We don't let advertising or affiliate relationships determine which options a guide recommends.

Advertising and affiliate disclosure

CareerSwitchHub may display third-party advertising (including Google AdSense) and may, in the future, include affiliate links to relevant products or services. Where a link is affiliate, we'll disclose that in the guide. Advertising and affiliate relationships never determine editorial content or recommendations.

Corrections

If a reader flags an error, we review it against the original primary source and correct the guide if the error is confirmed. Substantive corrections are reflected in the guide's "last updated" date. Report a possible error via the contact page.

Review cadence

Guides built on data that changes periodically (such as BLS tenure or occupational figures) are scheduled for review as updated data is published, so figures don't go stale indefinitely.