FAQ

The best part of hiring a virtual assistant is that you may hire them only when you need their services and receive immediate, highly skilled support. Consider contrasting the expenses of hiring a virtual assistant with those of hiring a staff member. It nearly doubles! By hiring a virtual assistant, you can reduce company overhead costs and avoid having to pay for employee perks, revenue taxes, and insurance. You simply pay for the time we spend working on your project or chores; there is no wasted downtime.

To connect with our clients, we use project management software, Skype, messenger, email, and screen sharing. When it comes to task delegation, we will make every effort to respect your business and your preferred mode of communication.

Generally speaking, virtual assistants are categorised as independent contractors. Nonetheless, startups and small enterprises may occasionally employ virtual assistants (VAs).

For your business, a virtual assistant would be most helpful if you can assign duties to others without feeling the need to check in frequently, as you would in an office. Although VAs can operate alone and on their own schedules, they can also collaborate with you.

You should search for positive traits in addition to their area of speciality when hiring a virtual assistant (VA) for your company, whether you choose to work through an agency or hire one directly. Effective communication, time management, resourcefulness, self-motivation, organisation, attention to detail, and, if the position calls for it, creativity are a few examples of these. After a few weeks, if you are on a trial term with the VA, you ought to be able to judge whether these traits are lacking or not.

Computer proficiency, typing and transcription abilities, proofreading, editing, travel planning, research, data entry, blogging, content creation, and familiarity with multiple software applications for workflow, CRM (Customer Relationship Management), marketing, accounting, and other administrative duties are all examples of a typical VA skill set. More specialised abilities like graphic design, HR administration, advertising, website creation and upkeep, SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), podcasting, event organising, and e-commerce are also possible in a virtual assistant (VA).