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Example IT Supervisor resume and feedback
Alex Morgan
Chicago, IL | 312-555-0147 | alex.morgan@email.com | linkedin.com/in/alexmorganit
IT Supervisors
- IT Supervisor, NorthBridge Manufacturing, Chicago, IL (2021-Present) - Supervise day-to-day IT operations for corporate office and two plants, including help desk and infrastructure support; coordinate priorities with vendors and internal teams.
- Led rollout of Windows 11 upgrades and replacement of aging laptops; improved user experience and reduced downtime for most departments.
- Managed ticketing process in ServiceNow and created standard operating procedures; helped the team respond to requests faster.
- IT Support Specialist, Kline & Co., Chicago, IL (2018-2021) - Provided desktop, network, and account support for ~250 users; assisted with VMware maintenance and backups.
- Education/Certs: B.S. Information Systems, DePaul University; CompTIA A+; ITIL Foundation (in progress).
Overview
- Add measurable outcomes (SLA, CSAT, downtime, device counts) to show supervisory impact.
- Clarify scope: team size, locations, budget/vendor responsibility, and what infrastructure you owned.
- Make technical detail more specific (tools, platforms, standards) to match IT Supervisor expectations.
Suggestions
Rewrite to include team size, environment, and ownership boundaries. Example: "Supervise 6-person IT support team delivering Tier 1-2 support for 3 sites (HQ + 2 plants, 600 endpoints); own vendor management for ISP, M365, and managed firewall; report weekly KPIs and risks to Operations Director."
The current line signals leadership, but it is unclear how large the team/environment is and what you personally own (people management vs. hands-on vs. vendor-led). Adding these specifics makes the supervisory scope credible and comparable.
Referenced resume text
"Supervise day-to-day IT operations for corporate office and two plants, including help desk and infrastructure support; coordinate priorities with vendors and internal teams."
Add rollout scale, timeline, and quantified results. Example: "Co-led Windows 11 migration for 420 endpoints over 10 weeks using Intune/Autopilot; cut upgrade-related incidents 30% and reduced average workstation downtime from 2.1 hrs to 45 mins."
"Improved user experience" and "reduced downtime" are good outcomes but read as generic without numbers, time frame, and the deployment approach/tools used.
Referenced resume text
"Led rollout of Windows 11 upgrades and replacement of aging laptops; improved user experience and reduced downtime for most departments."
State the specific KPI improvements and what process changes drove them. Example: "Rebuilt ServiceNow intake (categories, assignment rules, templates) and published 12 SOPs; improved SLA compliance from 78% to 93% and reduced average first-response time from 6 hrs to 2 hrs."
This bullet implies process maturity, but without baseline/after metrics and concrete changes it is hard to tell how much impact you had.
Referenced resume text
"Managed ticketing process in ServiceNow and created standard operating procedures; helped the team respond to requests faster."
Specify the technologies supported and highlight outcomes/volume. Example: "Supported 250 users across Windows 10/11, M365, AD/Azure AD, and Cisco switching/Wi-Fi; resolved ~35 tickets/week with 90% same-day closure; assisted with VMware vSphere host patching and Veeam backups (daily verification + monthly restore tests)."
This is a solid foundation but currently broad. Adding the actual stack and throughput shows readiness for supervising those functions and training others.
Referenced resume text
"Provided desktop, network, and account support for ~250 users; assisted with VMware maintenance and backups."
Add an expected completion date or convert to a completed credential, and consider prioritizing supervisor-relevant certs. Example: "ITIL 4 Foundation (expected May 2026)" or replace A+ with "Network+"/"Security+" if already achieved.
"In progress" without a date can look indefinite, and A+ is often junior-level for an IT Supervisor. A clear date or more role-aligned credential strengthens positioning.
Referenced resume text
"Education/Certs: B.S. Information Systems, DePaul University; CompTIA A+; ITIL Foundation (in progress)."
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