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The natural progression in many jobs is to become a supervisor after a few years of experience in your industry. A supervisor oversees a team and encourages them to work effectively and succeed. If you're considering becoming a supervisor, knowing more about the role can help you prepare. In this article, we look at what the responsibilities of a supervisor are, what it takes to become one, what to expect in an interview for the role and explain how you can succeed as a supervisor.