Virtual Assistants or VAs are self-employed managerial/organizational practitioners who, while working from home, support clients in their technical and social needs, in commercial and personal environments. They mostly assist busy executives and small businesses.
VAs are enthusiastic users of the Internet, e-mail; they are proficient at organizing phone-call conferences and online work spaces. The Help’s VAs are trained in the usage of technology such as Skype and Google Voice. They are in a niche evidenced by the specialized support they provide to authors, PR gurus, real estate agents, and busy career women and men who are making work-life balance a priority.
Thriving Virtual Assistants
The Help’s Virtual Assistants are excellent in tandem with innovators because they test new products and technology before its market release. With VOIP on the scene, they are involved in graphic design as well. They are in positions of trust – they are keepers of vast amounts of information critical to businesses.
VAs thrive as individual contractors or in a team that is managed by a company as in The Help. Offices and computers, when needed, are provided by The Help. Depending on assignments, VAs may have Internet connection and training from the company.
Clients
Because virtual assistants are independent businesses in their own right, clients do not concern themselves with employee taxes, insurance or benefits, unless specified in the VA’s fees. Also eliminated from the customers’ operational budget are office space and supplies along with computer use. Integral to professional VAs careers are contract-based work and long-term business relationships.
All of the above are in The Help’s work environment. With their commitment to and passion for excellence, The Help ensures satisfaction for businesses and individual clients.