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In
a conventional office, most businesses have Administrative Assistants,
Secretaries, and/or Clerical workers. With the advent of the Internet,
comes a departure from these traditional inner office roles—enter
the Virtual Assistant.
A Virtual Assistant works from their own office, using their own
equipment, and provides many services to businesses, executives,
or anyone who needs help with projects. Project assignments are
usually communicated in a variety of ways. For example; through
e-mail, phone, fax, manual pick-up and delivery, or mail. Information
can be exchanged easily between client and Virtual Assistant.
A Virtual Assistant, in most cases, is capable of handling any task
that your traditional office staff handles.
Could
you benefit from using a
Virtual Assistant?
The answer is yes if
you are:
A Small Business
You can concentrate on running your business while your "virtual
assistant" takes care of your mail, answers correspondence, generates
brochures for your business, mails form letters, and the list goes
on…….
An Organization or Club
You can take advantage of services such as event planning, creation
and distribution of brochures, newsletters……
A Student
You can concentrate
on your studies and let your "virtual assistant" take care of your
term papers, research, etc.
A Large Business or Corporation
If your have more
work than your current office staff can handle, why hire another
person for your office? A "virtual assistant" can provide support
to your office staff by completing many projects where there is
an overflow. An added
bonus: no personnel
charges such as taxes, benefits, etc. You only pay per hour, per
job, or a retainer fee--whichever is best for you.
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