Quality Service Managers are responsible for the quality assurance management plan in their companies. They might do quality checks using focus groups, interviews or surveys. Depending on their industry, they often run test to check on the functionality of a process and whether it is running according to the required specifications. Quality Service Managers receive good salaries and benefits, but it also depends on the company size, location and their level of responsibilities.

A Quality Service Manager usually performs many of the following tasks:

• Writing technical reports
• Testing
• Implementing quality improvement processes
• Evaluating Quality Assurance (QA) standards
• Conducting QA training
• Documenting defects
• Promoting quality improvement
• Supervising Quality Service Technicians

• Negotiating
•  People and time management
•  Problem solving and diagnostic
• Being professional and respectful
• Making decisions
•  Supervision and leadership
• Being consistent and disciplined
• Being meticulous and observant
• Being cooperative and resilient
•  Communication and presentation
• Being ethical and effective
• Handling interpersonal relationships

To work as a Quality Service Manager you should complete some training in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering or Quality Assurance, depending on your field. This job is highly technical and requires managers to have extensive technical or engineering knowledge. Quality Service Managers are required to complete their Bachelors Degree or Masters Degree.