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How to Hire Virtual Assistant?

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Answered on07/08/26

Start with identifying exactly what you want the virtual assistant to handle, a vague job post always results in a poor selection of candidates. 

My recipe: 

  • Create a list of 5–10 things that the VA will be doing every week. 

  • Make short Loom video tutorials on how you do these tasks. 

  • Start with a small paid project before deciding on a VA from an interview. 

  • Assess their communication skills just like technical ones, slightly less experienced but good at asking questions VA will be way easier to work with than overly confident one. 

And do not give access to everything on day one. Use a password manager and gradually increase their permissions.

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Answered on12/05/21

In order for your company to be successful, you must invest in the best virtual assistant you can afford. The right assistant will come in many shapes and sizes, with diverse skillsets. You might want to hire an expert who has a lot of time invested into their project, while others may not have as much experience. These are just some of the factors to consider when looking for one that fits your needs. Make sure they have: Excellent research skills and proficiency with Google spreadsheets, A record of work on a freelancing site or through their portfolio, A willingness to be flexible with their schedule, An understanding of the project scope, Previous experience assisting people like you.

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