About the practice
The Shah Alam desk behind the reviews
We started this desk because too many hiring-app meetings treated a single weekly number as a story. The story was usually about volume. The people leaving the apply screens never made it into the minutes.
Sitespringhub works from Office 10 on Placeholder Road in Shah Alam. The practice is small on purpose. A measurement review needs someone who has opened the same apply flow on a cracked Android screen, someone who can reconstruct events without drowning the page in charts, and someone who will write a sentence a hiring manager can disagree with.
Farah spent years inside talent operations for a Malaysian company that ran its own hiring app for store and warehouse roles. She got tired of reporting “applications up” in weeks when interview rooms stayed empty. Lim came from product teams that shipped candidate-facing screens and then watched the wrong event fire on submit. Aisha writes the packs; she used to take minutes for hiring-committee meetings and noticed how rarely anyone named the screen that lost the candidate.
We take work from teams across the Klang Valley and, by video, from hiring-app owners elsewhere in Malaysia and the region. We are not a placement agency, and we are not trying to replace the analytics product you already pay for. If that product already tells the truth about apply drop-off, you do not need us.
What we care about is narrower: that “screening completed” means the last question was answered; that “interview booked” is not counted when the slot was never confirmed; that a Bahasa Malaysia consent screen is not judged by an English walkthrough.
If you want a credential: we will show a redacted findings pack from a similar hiring app, with the client’s permission, before you send money. That is the only proof that tends to matter in this work.
The desk
Who sits with you
Farah Aziz
Reads event exports and rebuilds the apply-to-offer path before anyone drafts a finding.
Lim Wei Han
Sits with the live screens — consent, CV parse, booking — and checks the counts against what a candidate actually taps.
Aisha Rahman
Writes the findings pack in language a talent lead and a product owner can both mark up.