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jess_hall
jess_hall
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January 14, 2021

Does anyone use healthscore as a CSM KPI?

  • January 14, 2021
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I’m curious if there are others out there using the healthscore they’ve created as a KPI for CSM annual performance. This is something my company is looking to do. If so, what is your experience? How did you goal your CSMs? How do you track it on a regular basis? What pushback/challenges have you run into? Any feedback or insight is appreciated!

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    heather_hansen
    heather_hansen
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    January 19, 2021

    @jess_hall I think it really depends on the composition of your health score.  If all the measures are things that the CSM has direct control over, then you could definitely hold them accountable for the overall score, but I think most times that’s not the case.  So, it might make more sense to hone in on the metrics they can influence, and look at those.  That’s had more success in my experience.  

      bradley
      bradley
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      January 19, 2021

      @jess_hall I think it really depends on the composition of your health score.  If all the measures are things that the CSM has direct control over, then you could definitely hold them accountable for the overall score, but I think most times that’s not the case.  So, it might make more sense to hone in on the metrics they can influence, and look at those.  That’s had more success in my experience.  

      I would agree, and rather than look at the overall score, maybe just a couple of metrics that your CSM has a reasonable amount of control over. And you could look at incentivizing going from low>high scores instead of just requiring a certain benchmark. 

        sai_ram
        sai_ram
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        January 20, 2021

        @heather_hansen and @bradley Thanks for your reply! 

        @jess_hall did you get a chance to view the comments here.

        jess_hall
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        January 20, 2021

        yes, thanks all!

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