One of the best parts of my job is my involvement in the exploding career of Customer Success. I’ve seen people enter the field, move up and thrive. I’ve noticed... read more →
Well, we made it to 2021, everyone! Before you start patting yourself on the back, take a look at your company’s customer base. You will probably notice a fairly consistent... read more →
On February 4, 2021, my team reminded me of my 8th anniversary at Gainsight (Gainaversary!) Contrary to what some people might think, I was not an original Gainsight founder. I... read more →
As we embark on the New Year, now is the perfect time to catch up on Gainsight’s Customer Success resources from 2020. We compiled our best Customer Success resources from... read more →
My brother-in-law has taken on a memorable role in family birthdays. No matter who is celebrating—from toddler to grandparent—and no matter what time of day—from morning breakfast to late at... read more →
This past weekend I took the time to start (re)reading the book that Ashvin and Ruben wrote last year. One concept that was brought up by JB Wood was about... read more →
A Philosophy Unfolding It began with a Venn diagram. For Erin Siemens, Senior Vice President of Client Success at Automatic Data Processing, Inc. (ADP), her leadership philosophy on customer success... read more →
Customer success experts are likely familiar with the six business challenges plaguing the industry: unexpected churn, inability to scale, missed expansion opportunities, a disconnected customer experience, and poor product adoption.... read more →
In today’s complicated and competitive customer success landscape, delivering value is more important than ever. Clients want more than just adoption; they expect their investments to lead to tangible outcomes... read more →
Mike Rivisto and Jessica Countess, ServiceChannel Recently, our Chief Customer Officer, Ashvin Vaidyanathan, met with Mike Rivisto, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, and Services at ServiceChannel along with their Senior... read more →
