Huru helps people practice job interviews. The articles on this site should help you do that even if you never use Huru. This page explains who writes them, how, and what we promise about what you read.
Who writes
New and rebuilt articles are written and signed by a named person from the Huru team. Each byline links to a page about the author: their role, their background and what else they have written.
Older articles are signed Huru Editorial Team. Most of them were produced with AI in 2024 and 2025 and published without the review this page describes. We are rebuilding the ones people still read, one at a time, and each moves to a named author when it is done.
How we use AI
We use AI to research, to outline and to draft. We do not publish what it writes as it comes out. For every new or rebuilt article, a person:
- checks every fact against a source and links the source where it is used
- rewrites the draft in their own words and adds what only experience provides
- removes anything they cannot stand behind
- signs the article
Every article says how it was made, at the end, in plain words.
Where facts come from
- Company interview guides use the company’s own careers pages first, then patterns in what candidates report publicly (Glassdoor, Indeed, Reddit and similar), summarised and linked. We say when a detail comes from candidates rather than the company.
- Statistics come with their source and date. We do not invent numbers or round them up.
- Sample answers are written to illustrate a point. They are not quotes from real candidates. When we show a score from Huru’s model, we say so and show the answer it scored.
How we write about Huru
We describe only what the product does today, as set out in our product documentation. If a feature is planned, we say it is planned. Huru is free for everyone; when that changes, the articles will say so.
How we write about other tools
Comparisons quote each company’s own site, carry the date we last checked it, and say where the other tool is the better choice. We update them when prices or features change.
Corrections and updates
If something is wrong, email contact@huru.ai with the page and the problem. We fix factual errors as soon as we have checked them and note substantial changes at the end of the article. An article’s “updated” date changes only when its content does.
What we removed, and why
In September 2026 we removed about 750 older articles, in English, French, German and Spanish, that did not meet this standard: pages with no content, pages unrelated to interview preparation, and pages that no one was reading. Their addresses now say the page is gone, or lead to the page that replaced them.