What it is like being a supervisor is hard work, but nothing like what the CA's have to do. Your main job is to look over the site and to make sure nobody is making up random answers or doing other things that may harm the site.
The correct phrase is "I would like to be considered for the supervisor position." In this context, "supervisor position" serves as a noun phrase. However, "the supervisor's position" is also correct if you are specifically referring to the position held by a particular supervisor. Both options can be correct depending on the intended meaning.
When you are a Supervisor, it is not guaranteed that you will get a gift, but when you do, it is usually seasonal, like you might get a WikiAnswers blanket (only if you are a Supervisor) if it is the winter time, and so forth.
No. They must go through the process like everybody else.
No. Quitting is when you chose to leave the place you work at. A supervisor can not control how you feel towards the job. However, if a supervisor doesn't feel like this is the job for you they can fire you.
When your opinion about how to solve a problem differs from your supervisor's, it usually best to follow what the supervisor says to do unless it's dangerous. Telling your supervisor your opinion may help. He may see your initiative and like your suggestion.
Revert is a Supervisor-only tool. Supervisors can find help on how to use the tool in the Help Center.If you are a Non-Supervisor and would like to have an answer reverted, please contact a Supervisor.
If you would like to get in touch with a supervisor consult the one in the category you are having issues with. For example I could be the lead supervisor for "Answers" for instance. You contact me and I would be able to help you.
don't address anyone like that
The British spelling of supervisor is "supervisor."
A Senior Supervisor is not like a Senior Citizen where once a certain age, they are deemed into that category. A Senior Supervisor is a Super that has made many valuable contributions to WikiAnswers and has been around for a while on the site.
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