What are some of the *worst* KPIs to commit to achieving?
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HubSpot Senior Director, Customer Success • 3y
I've found two KPIs to be difficult to commit to: Customer Health. If you have a robust algorithm to measure customer health (influenced by a number of inputs ), it can...
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AlertMedia VP, Customer Success | Formerly Zego, Treacy & Company • 1y
I think the single worst KPI is 'customer touchpoints.' Customers don't want to be bothered unless you have information that is valuable to them that commands them to sto...
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Salesforce Director - Customer Success | Formerly HSBC, DELL, DELOITTE, AGILECRM, GAINSIGHT • 2y
Committing to certain KPIs in customer success without considering their broader impact or relevance to overall business objectives can lead to misguided efforts and low ...
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Zoom Head of Scaled Customer Success, Onboarding, Learning and Adoption • 1y
Here are the most problematic KPIs to commit to, especially as CS leader:Pure Satisfaction MetricsRaw NPS/CSAT targets"Customer happiness" scoresWhy: Too easy to game, of...
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Adobe Director Customer Strategy & Success • 5mo
I wouldn't say that there are universally worst KPI's as what works or does not really depends on the industry , product maturity , customer base and the specific outcome...
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Adobe Head of Customer Success (Asia) | Formerly Sitecore, Red Hat, Symantec, Blue Coat, Intel, Dell, Dialogic • 1y
It is important to focus on KPIs that are actionable, aligned with strategic objectives, and within the scope of what the Customer Success team can influence and control....
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SurveyMonkey VP of Customer Success | Formerly Microsoft • 7mo
Is there such a thing as a bad metric !! I think once you measure, you are doing something right and have an ability to take action. What you might thinking about how you...
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Deephow Director of Customer Success • 1y
In my experience, committing to and driving an increase in customer utilization is one of the most challenging KPIs to meet in my industry. If I had a dollar for every ti...
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