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Customer Success Manager - Mid Market

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Location
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Work
Hybrid
Employment
Full-time
Level
Mid level
Function
Customer success & support
Pay
$100K – $130K a year (read from the ad)
Posted
5 weeks ago

About the role

You’ll be one of the first Customer Success Managers on Searchable’s U.S. team, working 3-4 days a week in our Salt Lake City office and reporting to the Head of Customer Success. You’ll own a book of mid-market brands and agencies from onboarding through renewal and expansion.

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Source

Posted by Searchable on their own hiring page, jobs.ashbyhq.com. OptiTalent shows it as published; the original is the reference.

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