DATA & SOURCES

Where our data comes from.

Orbit is compiled entirely from public sources. Every fact carries a source and a last-verified date, so you can judge it yourself.

SOURCES

Built from public information.

Company website

Official careers pages, about pages, and public policy statements.

LinkedIn

Public company pages, role listings, and observable hiring activity.

Job listings

Publicly posted openings used to infer levels hired and cadence.

News & community

Public reporting and openly shared, attributable information.

How we keep it neutral.

Orbit presents factual indicators — Yes, No, or Unknown — never ratings, scores, or opinions. We don’t take sides between employers and candidates. Where something isn’t publicly known, we mark it “Not yet available” rather than guess.

Corrections are welcomed.

If a fact is wrong or out of date, tell us. We review every correction and apply it where it’s supported by evidence.

We do not remove company pages on request.

Pages stay live for transparency. A company that has closed is marked Closed — not deleted.

WHAT “LAST VERIFIED” MEANS

Every fact has a date.

“Last verified” is the date we last checked a fact against its public source. If the newest check on a company is more than a year old, we flag the page as showing stale data, so you know to treat it with extra caution.

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Help keep Orbit accurate. Suggest a correction and we’ll review it.