Virtual Assistant
What is a virtual assistant?
A Virtual Assistant or VA {Short Abbreviation} - an individual who is self employed and provides administrative, technical or social assistance to clients remotely from a home office.
Common methods of communication: Email, Internet, Telephone, Fax machine, etc.
Salary Expectation: Based on current and previous experience.
New virtual assistants may charge between $10-$12/hour whereas more experienced may charge $35 - $100/hour.
Certifications: Can obtain Virtual Assistant Certification
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kimberlybreid at hotmail dot com
This is something I would be interested in doing. Thank you for the article!
ReplyDeleteSherri
great service! this might be something i could do! thank you!
ReplyDeletemy husbands business uses VAs they have worked out very well.
ReplyDeleteAnother great job! How I long for a computer from this decade! Haha.. I always wondered what a VA did! Thanks for this education in WAH jobs! I am getting info I need and stuff I never imagined I'd learn!
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