In addition to the general interview questions asked in an interview (what interests you in this job, how did you hear about this position, what are your qualifications, etc), you will be asked questions that would be applicable to the role of supervisor. This could include:
When you are being interviewed for a supervisory job, you will likely be asked questions about your education, experience, and ability to lead others.
It shows that you are taking part in the community.The main reason is that the Community Assistants (the ones who run WikiAnswers) want a well-rounded person as a Supervisor, and not just a Supervisor that excels in answering questions but never asks (or doesn't know how to ask) questions.
The role of the supervisor in budgeting is to ensure that the budget is not exceeded. The supervisor allocates the money properly.
job responsibility for public area supervisor
Supervisors like to be asked questions for many reasons. Some like to know that their employee's are trying to learn more about their line of work and maybe even help that employee move up in position. Sometimes managers/supervisors like to be kept on their toes when asked something they are not sure of it helps everyone grow. Honestly that is the key role of a supervisor to find ways to make the operation move as smoothly as possible with as little hiccups along the way and your question may be the answer they were looking for. finally a question not asked is a question never answered.
A Supervisor is a regular/knowledgeable contributor of a particular category. Age does not matter to become a supervisor. Anybody who is knowledgeable in a topic and is mature and sensible enough to take care/supervise a category can become one. The role of a supervisor is not something that can be asked and obtained. It is given to newer people on the recommendation of existing senior supervisors/mentors etc.
Supervisors focus on the future and promotions
The supervisor assists in determining whether a position's proper FLSA designation is Exempt or Non-exempt.
The supervisor assists in determining whether a position's proper FLSA designation is Exempt or Non-exempt.
Mock press refers to a simulated press conference where individuals play the role of journalists asking questions and someone role-plays as the spokesperson fielding those questions. It is commonly used for training purposes to help individuals practice handling tough questions, improve their communication skills, and prepare for real press interactions.
Supervisor
Yes. A foreman (foreperson) acts in a supervisory role
The supervisor assists in determining whether a position's proper FLSA designation is Exempt or Non-exempt.