Q: 9
What is the primary measurement of success for a Renewals Manager?
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B tbh. I saw a similar question in a different Cisco practice set and "percentage of contracts closed" was marked as the main KPI. I figured closing contracts means you're actually hitting targets, not just maintaining rates. Not sure if Cisco counts it differently here, but that's how I'd pick. Anyone see B as correct elsewhere?
I see why you'd say C, but B (percentage of contracts closed) seems like it could be the primary KPI too since it's measured directly. Trap between B and C here.
Its C for me. Renewal success rate fits the actual core job for a Renewals Manager, since it's all about keeping customers instead of just counting closed contracts or upsells. Pretty sure that's what Cisco tests for, but open to debate.
C , B always looks tempting but it's more about raw contract activity. For renewals, success rate (C) is the usual metric.
C , since renewal success rate is the key metric for a Renewals Manager. Had something like this in a mock, and it was always about retention not upsell. Could be B depending on wording but pretty sure it's C.
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B or C? I went for B, just because "percentage of contracts closed" feels more directly measurable as a renewals KPI, but now I'm second guessing if it's actually supposed to be C instead. Anyone else see it phrased similar on exam reports?
Isn't C the one that's actually tied to retention? B sounds good but it's more of a sales metric.
Option B makes sense to me because closing contracts feels like the main result for renewals. Not 100% sure though, since contract closure is really tangible as a metric. Open to other thoughts if I'm missing something.
C is the main KPI here. Renewal success rate is what most Cisco guides and practice exams list for this role. If you want to be sure, check the official study guide or try some more practice tests. Pretty sure about this one.
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