Customer Success Manager

Client relations managers act as the middle person between a company and its customers. They ensure that the customers are satisfied by providing them with guidance and explanation on their accounts and services received by the company. They also have possible other tasks such as developing plans or delivering proposals.

ESCO, European Commission

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Large employers

  • recognition rewards 4 of 12
  • annual holiday leave 4 of 12
  • annual compensation review 4 of 12
  • maternity and paternity leave 4 of 12
  • employee assistance programme 4 of 12
  • personal learning and development budget of usd 2,000 per year 4 of 12
  • opportunity to travel to new locations to meet colleagues from your team and others 4 of 12
  • distributed work environment with twice-yearly team sprints in person - we’ve been working remotely since 2004! 4 of 12

Only one tier has enough listings for this role to count from. A share measured over fewer than three listings is not a measurement, so it is not shown.

Large employers

  • Customer Solutions Manager, EDU & SLG Western Region - CSM Amazon.com
  • Technical Account Manager, Newspack Automattic
  • Customer Success - Team Manager Canonical
  • Enterprise Customer Success Manager (Japanese speaker) Canonical
  • Graduate Customer Success Manager Canonical
  • Enterprise Customer Success Manager (Japanese speaker) Canonical Ltd.

Startups

  • Manager / Director of Customer Success Craniometrix
  • Founding GTM - Deployment Strategist Credal.ai
  • Deployment Strategist (Munich Office) Dataleap
  • Founding Customer Success Manager Clicks Health
  • Founding Deployment Strategist Closure
  • Strategic Accounts Coast
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Official definitions and responsibilities come from public occupational records — O*NET (US Department of Labor) and ESCO (European Commission). The employer half is counted from listings on this board and shown with its denominator. Nothing on this page is written by a language model: the measured half is arithmetic over real postings, and the official half is quoted.