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Which success indicator for a Renewals Manager is valid?
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D for sure, that's the KPI usually tracked for renewals. It's all about getting contracts renewed on time, not just happy scores or new product stuff. Pretty sure that's how Cisco frames it. Disagree?
I don't think B fits here, that's usually more for CSMs. D matches Cisco's actual KPIs for renewals, even though B looks tempting.
D makes sense since it's actually tracked for renewals managers, not just about keeping customers happy (which B suggests). Pretty sure Cisco KPIs focus on timely contract renewals. Open to being corrected if someone's seen otherwise.
Option D official Cisco docs and some practice exams mention this indicator specifically.
D for sure, that's what gets tracked for Renewals Managers. B looks tempting since customer satisfaction matters, but it's not the direct metric for renewals. Pretty sure D is what Cisco would focus on.
Super clear question layout here. D
They only count D here, since B could apply if customer escalations are involved.
Always Cisco with these KPIs. D every time for Renewals Manager.
A is wrong, B. Had something like this in a mock and picked B by mistake, thinking customer satisfaction would count since it feels important for renewals. Didn't realize then that Cisco likes to measure Renewals Managers more on ongoing customer happiness than just contract dates.
Its D, since on-time renewal is the metric tied directly to Renewals Manager performance. B is a bit of a distraction, as customer satisfaction is tracked elsewhere. Seen similar in practice where only D was flagged correct. Anyone disagree?
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