CSM Hiring Assignment
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Customer Success Interview Assignment
Hiring strong Customer Success Managers requires more than good interviews and polished resumes.
This Customer Success Interview Assignment Deck + Guide gives you a structured, real-world exercise to evaluate how CSM candidates actually think, prioritize, and execute, before you hire them.
Instead of relying on gut feel, this asset helps you assess what truly matters in Customer Success: strategic judgment, prioritization, communication, and business impact.
What’s Included
Interview Assignment Slide Deck
A ready-to-use presentation you can share with candidates that:
Simulates a real CSM book of business
Provides realistic customer data and scenarios
Clearly outlines the assignment and expectations
Sets parameters for prioritization, strategy, and presentation
Hiring Manager & Candidate Guide
A step-by-step guide that explains:
Why this assignment exists
What skills and behaviors it evaluates
How to position it with candidates
What “good” looks like without giving away answers
How to evaluate responses consistently
Together, these assets create a repeatable, scalable approach to CSM hiring.
What This Helps You Do
Move beyond resume-based hiring
Evaluate real-world CSM decision-making
Standardize your interview process across teams
Reduce bias and inconsistency in candidate evaluation
Identify candidates who can manage risk, growth, and complexity
What This Assignment Evaluates
Prioritization across a book of business
Strategic thinking and trade-off decisions
Communication and meeting control
Time management and structure
Customer risk, expansion, and advocacy awareness
Who This Is For
Customer Success leaders hiring CSMs
Hiring managers building or scaling CS teams
Talent and People teams supporting CS hiring
Founders and operators hiring early CS talent
Teams seeking a more rigorous, modern interview process
Why This Is Different
Most interview exercises test presentation skills.
This one tests how candidates think like a CSM.
It mirrors the real decisions CSMs make every day, balancing risk, opportunity, customer needs, and limited time.
The result: better hires, faster ramp, and fewer costly mis-hires.
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