Recruitment Analytics
Role Playbook
Generate a single-page brief for Customer Success Manager @ Acme Co., aligned to culture signals and outcomes.
Built from manager culture checks + outcomes
Playbook for: Customer Success Manager — Acme Co., Makati
Time window: Last 12 months
Inputs: 30 / 60 / 90-day culture checks
Outcomes: retention, early exits, PIP
Role context & success profile
Snapshot of environment, expectations, and the culture pattern of successful hires.
- Environment: client-facing CSM role supporting SaaS accounts with mixed time zones and periodic scope change.
- Core success path: stabilise onboarding in the first 30 days, own a defined book of business by 60 days, and lead proactive risk management by 90 days.
- Typical risks: night-shift fatigue, over-committing for clients, and lack of clear ownership on ambiguous work.
Top culture predictors of success
- Ownership + Client obsession: consistently closing loops, protecting client time, and surfacing risks early.
- Learning agility under ambiguity: rapidly understanding new products and processes without heavy hand-holding.
- Team first: clean handovers, respectful escalation, and information sharing across CS, Support, and Sales.
- Reliability on critical shifts: dependable attendance, coverage, and SLA delivery on night / peak queues.
These signals come from manager culture feedback and are validated against 90-day outcomes and PIP / retention patterns.
Playbook contents
What will appear in the PDF / brief for hiring teams.
Included sections
- Role context summary — environment, expectations, and common risk areas.
- Top culture predictors of success — short bullets with how they map to outcomes.
- Recommended interview questions — grouped by pillar, with tags (manager-sourced, risk-derived).
- Common failure modes & probe prompts — how to test for known red flags during interviews.
Interview questions (sample)
- “Tell me about a time you took over a failing account without being asked. What did you do in the first 30 days?”
- “Give an example where a client request conflicted with policy or capacity. How did you handle it?”
Failure modes (sample)
- Candidates who cannot describe saying “no” to a client or pushing back on unrealistic requests often burn out or create downstream issues.
Export & share
Make this playbook usable in your hiring workflow.
Exports include a generated timestamp and cohort definition so TA, hiring managers, and HR all work from the same, audit-ready view of culture signals for this role.