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HOW TO LAND A JOB IN CUSTOMER SUCCESS

INTRODUCTION 3
MODULE ONE: CUSTOMER SUCCESS DESIRED SKILLS 4
LESSON ONE: DEVELOP SOFT SKILLS 5
LESSON TWO: DEMONSTRATING YOUR SKILLS AND TRYING THIS INTO YOUR EXPERIENCE 5
LESSON THREE: TAKE COURSES AND READ BOOKS IN CUSTOMER SUCCESS TO DEMONSTRATE YOUR CAREER COMMITMENT 6
MODULE TWO: THE POWER OF NETWORKING 8
LESSON ONE: NETWORKING THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA 9
LESSON TWO: JOINING CUSTOMER SUCCESS COMMUNITIES 9
MODULE THREE: RESEARCH 10
LESSON ONE: DO YOUR RESEARCH 11
LESSON TWO: GET TO KNOW THE COMPANY 11
LESSON THREE: RESUME WRITING TIPS 12
LESSON FOUR: PRE-INTERVIEW PREPARATION 12
LESSON FIVE: POST INTERVIEW FOLLOW-UP 13

INTRODUCTION

Before you can land a job in CUSTOMER SUCCESS, you have to understand some important fact and meaning to this term. In this course, we will discuss what a CUSTOMER SUCCESS is and necessary facts and tips to know in landing a job.
Let's start with what customer success is and why customer success is important to every business. Customer Success ensures customers are supported over time to ensure they get the most out of your service or product, get feedback and turn your customers into long-term partners.
So, it's not about rebranding the "customer service" but about creating a team of people-oriented and strategic experts aiming to offer added value to your customers, starting with the onboarding, feedback, and support related to tips and tools to exit surveys. And, of course, they aim to increase the revenue of every business.
A good customer success must be flawless in communication, friendly, make the onboarding process as easy as possible, automate communication and processes, document your customers' stories, track your analytics, and analyze your data, to mention a few.
Customer success is one of the hottest industries right now, and landing a job in it can be a great way to start or further your career. But what does it take to get a job in customer success? In this course, I'll give you some tips on how to make your application stand out so that you can land the customer success job of your dreams.

MODULE ONE: Customer Success Desired Skills

LESSON ONE: Develop Soft Skills
When it comes to customer success, employers are looking for more than just technical skills. They want employees who are passionate about customer service and have the soft skills necessary to build relationships with customers.
The most important quality that employers look for in customer success candidates is the ability to build strong relationships with customers. This includes having excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Employers also want employees who are proactive and take initiative, as well as being able to problem-solve and think on their feet.
While technical skills are important, it’s the soft skills that will really set you apart from other candidates when applying for customer success jobs. If you have the passion and the right personality for the job, don’t be afraid to highlight these qualities in your application.
LESSON TWO: Demonstrating Your Skills and Trying This into Your Experience
The customer success field is a rapidly growing one with plenty of opportunity for those who are passionate about helping others. If you're looking to land a job in customer success, here are a few things you can do to make your application stand out:
1. Demonstrate your skills and experience: Be sure to highlight any customer service or success-related experience you have in your resume and cover letter. If you don't have much direct experience, look for ways to show that you have the skills required for the job. For example, if you're applying for a job that requires excellent communication skills, highlight examples of times when you've successfully communicated with others, whether it's resolving a conflict or simply providing great customer service.
2. Try to get some experience in the field: While direct experience is always helpful, even related experience can give you an edge over other candidates. If you're currently working in a customer-facing role, see if there's any way you can help out with success-related tasks such as onboarding or training new employees. If you're not currently working in a customer-facing role, consider volunteering at a local non-profit or reaching out to businesses in your area to see if they need help.
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