SUPERVISORY SKILLS - Why do you feel you have management potential?

SUPERVISORY SKILLS - Why do you feel you have management potential?

Are you or could you become a good supervisor? Why do you feel you have management potential?

 

Give an example. “I was responsible for a support staff involving 5 employees made up of 4 project assistants and a secretary.”

OR

“I was not officially a supervisor, however, I was responsible for various temporary employees in mydepartment which involved anywhere from 1 to 6 temporaries at various times.”

OR

“As you can see from my background, each of my prior positions has increased in responsibility and authority. Based on this I am confident I that can handle managerial positions.”- Short tips by Gradiant Inc

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