It Manager
I was recruited to the role to lead a team of 10 Engineers tasked with managing both hardware and software requirements for internal IT users across every division. Our priority was to deliver service excellence for the end user. To achieve exceptional service, I controlled workload allocation across the team to ensure that every task was completed on time and in line with organisational priorities. Communication was key to establishing realistic expectations and deadlines. As the customer’s primary point of contact, I resolved complaints, managed escalations and provided updates on jobs in progress. Team administration was also a significant part of my remit, which included coordinating mandatory training and overseeing the welfare and pastoral requirements of my staff. Key achievements in this position included: - Returned to the original team, which was experiencing significant performance issues, having been headhunted back into the role due to a strong reputation amongst management- Successfully turned around low customer confidence, high complaint levels and poor perception of the team, receiving frequent positive feedback from end users - Significantly improved team morale by rebuilding confidence in management, recognising good work and providing direction, resulting in increased productivity