The Virtual Assistant

As the world faces the coronavirus pandemic, massive lost their jobs and opted to stay at home for safety. During this challenging times full of anxiety and apprehensions, and as a well-rounded individual, I still need to find ways to be responsible and productive while at home. When I first discover Virtual Assistant exist, I decided to become one.

What is a Virtual Assistant?

A Virtual Assistant helps their employers with daily administrative tasks and schedules. Other responsibilities include organizing your employer's files, answering emails, arranging meetings and travel plans, and helping to create presentation materials.

A Virtual Assistant is someone who helps business owners by doing tasks they don’t know how to do, are too busy to do, don’t want to do or that would be better outsourced

A Virtual Assistant helps make or save their clients money, and to free them up so they can get on with what they do best – or simply to give them more free time.

Get a Freelancing Course

Though I have a little background in administrative support, I still need to learn cutting-edge skills to improve my online presence. I took up a freelancing course at a trusted and reliable freelancing academy to be more productive, effective and efficient for future clients.

Is Virtual Assistant a good career?

Virtual assistant could be a good career move. The growing popularity of the gig economy is recruiting more workers to the freelance lifestyle, meaning you'll have to work a little harder and smarter to stand out in this saturated market. If you're not a naturally ambitious or motivated person, you might struggle. It is hard work but it's worth it because you're the one in control and feels like you're finally living a full life.