Background
The Customer Success Manager role at Magic is not a support function—it’s a strategic engine for revenue and retention. As a CSM, you are the architect of the post-sale customer journey, the guardian of customer lifetime value, and the bridge between client needs and Magic’s service delivery.
The Challenge
Our Hiring Process
- Application + Pre-Qualifying Questions
- Apply — Application + Video Questions
- HR Interview — 1-on-1 with Recruiting Team (communication skills, competencies assessment, and cultural fit)
24-Hour Reflection Period — If we advance you, we’ll ask you to take 24 hours to seriously consider the strategic account management requirements, the human-powered (not AI-first) nature of our product, and the ownership and revenue accountability expectations of this role. - 2nd Level Interview — Panel interview with Senior CSMs
- 3rd Level Interview — 1-on-1 with CS Leadership — demonstrate client relationship management, churn prevention strategy, and QBR presentation skills
- Final Interview — 1-on-1 with Head of Sales & Customer Success
- Background Check + Vetting
- Job Offer
- You maintain 90%+ gross revenue retention and consistently hit 110%+ net revenue retention across your book of business
- You don’t wait for clients to complain—you spot at-risk accounts early and execute save plans before churn indicators fully surface
- You run quarterly business reviews that clients actually look forward to—data-driven, strategic, and action-oriented
- You identify expansion opportunities organically: a client using one VA who could benefit from an SDR, or a growing team that needs specialized support
- You build trusted advisor relationships with C-suite executives and founders—they see you as a strategic partner, not just a service provider
- You own the full post-sale journey—from onboarding kickoff to renewal negotiation—with zero handoff gaps
- Your HubSpot is immaculate—account health scores are current, touchpoints are logged, and no renewal sneaks up on you
- You proactively communicate updates, service enhancements, and industry insights to your clients without being asked
- When escalations arise, you take ownership from intake to resolution and coordinate cross-functionally to deliver results
- You contribute to team knowledge—sharing playbooks, best practices, and client feedback that elevates collective capabilities
- You react to churn instead of preventing it—you wait for cancellation requests rather than monitoring leading indicators
- You need a manager to tell you which accounts to prioritize every day
- You treat renewals as administrative tasks rather than strategic conversations
- You avoid difficult conversations with clients about underperformance or misaligned expectations
- You don’t take the initiative to build relationships beyond your primary contact—if your champion leaves, the account is lost
- You approach customer success as a support role rather than a revenue-driving function
- You rely on gut feeling instead of data to assess account health and make strategic decisions
- You only follow established playbooks without developing your own creative approaches to retention and expansion
- You focus on activity metrics (calls made, emails sent) without connecting them to outcomes (retention, expansion, NPS)
- You have a pattern of short tenures (under 1 year) without clear, substantiated reasons for each transition
- You don’t have strong English proficiency for daily executive-level conversations with U.S.-based clients
- You don’t have a professional home office setup right now with high-speed internet (50+ Mbps), a professional headset, and a quiet environment
Core Responsibilities
- Portfolio Ownership: Own and manage a portfolio of several accounts, segmenting by size, growth potential, and health status to prioritize activities effectively
- Revenue Retention: Maintain a minimum 99% logo retention rate and achieve 102%+ net revenue retention through proactive identification and closure of expansion opportunities
- Expansion Selling: Identify clients with additional hiring needs, build business cases for service expansion demonstrating ROI, and present compelling upgrade paths
- Renewal Management: Navigate contract renewals 60–90 days before expiration, addressing concerns and negotiating terms proactively
- Health Monitoring: Monitor leading indicators of account health—login frequency, task assignment rates, communication patterns, remote worker utilization—and execute save plans for at-risk accounts
- Quarterly Business Reviews: Facilitate comprehensive QBRs with key stakeholders for enterprise and growth accounts, preparing data-driven presentations showcasing value delivered: time saved, cost efficiencies, productivity gains, and completed projects
- Structured Onboarding: Execute Magic’s comprehensive 30-60-90 day onboarding framework for every new client, conducting personalized kickoff calls within 24–48 hours of contract signing
- Success Planning: Create detailed onboarding success plans with specific milestones, timelines, and success criteria tailored to each client’s business objectives
- Relationship Facilitation: Introduce clients to their assigned remote workers and facilitate initial relationship building to ensure seamless integration
- Executive Relationships: Build and maintain trusted advisor relationships with C-suite executives, founders, and senior decision-makers through clear communication, business acumen, and strategic thinking
- Multi-Threading: Develop relationships across multiple levels within client organizations—end users, department heads, C-suite —to reduce churn risk from champion departure
- Communication Cadence: Maintain regular touchpoints appropriate to account size and health; respond to client inquiries within 24 hours, urgent issues within 1 hour
- Client-Assistant Management: Serve as mediator and coach for optimal client-remote worker relationships, addressing performance concerns, communication gaps, or cultural differences diplomatically
- Escalation Ownership: Act as the primary escalation point for client issues, coordinating with Operations, Support, Recruitment, and Leadership teams to drive resolution
- Data-Driven Management: Analyze customer usage data, engagement metrics, and behavioral patterns to predict churn risk and expansion potential; create and maintain dashboards tracking key metrics
- Voice of Customer: Systematically gather qualitative and quantitative feedback, synthesize into actionable themes, and advocate for client needs in internal discussions about service enhancements
- Performance Reporting: Prepare monthly reports on portfolio health, retention metrics, expansion pipeline, and churn analysis; track individual KPIs, including retention rate, NRR, CSAT, NPS, and QBR completion
- Process Optimization: Identify inefficiencies in customer success workflows, document best practices, create playbooks for common scenarios, and share learnings with the broader CSM team
What You Bring
- 3–5 years of customer success, account management, or customer-facing experience in a B2B environment, with a proven track record of managing multiple accounts simultaneously
- Direct responsibility for revenue retention and expansion targets, with demonstrated experience in customer lifecycle management from onboarding through renewal
- Deep understanding of B2B sales cycles, decision-making processes, and multi-stakeholder environments
- US market experience required—proven track record working with US-based companies, understanding US business culture, communication norms, and SMB challenges
- Demonstrated tenure stability—we value candidates who show commitment and growth within their roles rather than frequent lateral moves
- SaaS/Tech: Subscription-based business models, usage-based billing, customer success frameworks
- Outsourcing/Staffing: Recruitment, talent placement, workforce management, contingent labor
- Professional Services: Consulting, business process outsourcing, managed services
- Marketplace Platforms: Two-sided marketplaces connecting service providers and clients
- CRM Mastery: Hands-on experience with HubSpot CRM (or expert-level in Salesforce/similar with transferable skills). You’ll use it daily for tracking activities, pipeline, and forecasting revenue retention
- Data & Analytics: Intermediate to advanced Excel/Google Sheets proficiency—pivot tables, complex formulas (VLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH, SUMIFS), dashboards, trend analysis, and extracting actionable insights
- Communication Tools: Highly proficient with Zoom, Google Meet, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and project management tools (Asana, Trello, Monday.com). Comfortable managing complex meeting coordination across time zones
- Technical Aptitude: Quick learner who can master new software platforms rapidly and help clients navigate technical issues or escalate appropriately
- Strong English proficiency required—both written and spoken—at a level sufficient for daily high-quality conversations and presentations with U.S.-based C-level and Director-level clients
- Ability to simplify complex topics, tailor messages for different audiences, and inspire confidence through clear, professional communication
- Able to provide specific, evidence-based examples when discussing past performance and customer success strategies
- Strategic Relationship Builder: You build authentic, trusted relationships quickly with diverse stakeholders—understanding who influences decisions and becoming a valued advisor, not just a friendly face
- Proactive Problem Solver: You don’t wait for problems to escalate—you anticipate challenges and address them before they impact the customer, taking full ownership through resolution
- Data-Driven Thinker: You balance gut instinct with hard data—looking for patterns in metrics, using data to inform strategy, and translating numbers into narrative for clients and leadership
- Results-Oriented: You’re driven by achievement and take personal pride in hitting retention and expansion targets without needing constant supervision
- Resilient & Adaptable: You thrive in dynamic environments, pivot quickly when priorities shift, remain composed when clients are upset, and bounce back from setbacks without losing effectiveness
- Cross-Functional Influencer: You work effectively across Sales, Product, Operations, and Support to deliver comprehensive solutions—influencing others and advocating for client needs without direct authority
- Customer Advocate: You genuinely care about client outcomes and fight for what’s best for them—while balancing client advocacy with commercial awareness and company sustainability
- Ownership Mentality: You own your book of business like it’s your own company—every account, every renewal, every escalation is personally yours to manage
- Consultative Mindset: You position yourself as a strategic partner, not a service rep—diagnosing needs, advising on solutions, and earning trust through consistent value delivery
- Polished Professional: Punctual, prepared, and presentable—your professionalism and executive presence are evident from the very first interaction
- Do I have 3–5 years of B2B customer success or account management experience managing a portfolio of accounts?
- Have I been directly responsible for revenue retention and expansion targets?
- Am I genuinely excited about a human-powered outsourcing model, not just looking for a pure SaaS customer success role?
- Do I approach customer success as a strategic, revenue-driving function rather than a reactive support role?
- Is my English proficiency strong enough for daily executive-level conversations with U.S.-based clients?
- Am I genuinely curious about this specific role and how I’d contribute to Magic’s growth?
- Do I have a track record of tenure stability, or can I clearly explain my career transitions?
- Can I provide specific, evidence-based examples of retention wins, churn saves, and expansion deals?
- Am I proactive enough to monitor account health and act before churn indicators appear?
- Do I have a professional home office setup with high-speed internet, a headset, and a quiet environment right now?
What's in it for you
- Salary | ₱60,000 – ₱80,000 gross monthly
- Employment Type | Permanent – Full Time
- Location | Global, Remote
- Workplace Type | Fully Remote
- Reporting To | Director of Customer Success / CS Leadership
- Customer Success Manager (0–12 months): Master Magic’s product suite, build account management discipline, establish trusted advisor relationships across your portfolio
- Senior CSM (12–24 months): Consistently exceed retention targets, mentor new CSMs, and manage higher-value enterprise accounts
- Team Lead / CS Manager (24–36 months): Lead a pod of CSMs, own team retention targets, and contribute to customer success strategy
- CS Director (3+ years): Oversee customer success operations, drive retention and expansion strategy, partner with leadership on growth
- Work Schedule: 9-hour shifts following US business hours usually between Monday to Friday, ,9:00 AM – 8:00 PM Eastern Time
- Schedule Flexibility: Flexibility for occasional evening/early morning calls for West Coast clients or urgent situations
