What is a Virtual Assistant?
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definition on your website if used in its entirety and without alteration.
Just be sure you include the attribution link at the end.
Our Virtual Assistant definition encompasses the spirit
our profession was originally founded upon, and reinforces to anyone reading
it, whether that's a new Virtual Assistant or prospective client, who
we are, what we do and what our qualifications are.
Virtual Assistants who use our definition tell the business
world they belong to an elite class of Virtual Assistants with the highest
of professional qualifications and standards.
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Virtual Assistant Definition
A Virtual Assistant (or VA) is
a service provider who specializes in providing administrative
support services and works with clients in an ongoing,
collaborative professional relationship.
Virtual Assistants are business owners who work
from their own offices and utilize today's technology to deliver
their services and communicate with clients.
A Virtual Assistant's support is foundationally
administrative, secretarial and clerical in nature. However, many
Virtual Assistants offer additional specialties that fall under
creative and technical services.
Virtual Assistants come from a variety of business
backgrounds, but the single-most important qualification to become
a Virtual Assistant is at least five (5) years administrative
experience earned in the real (non-virtual) business world working
in upper level capacities such as administrative assistant, executive
assistant, secretary, legal assistant, paralegal, legal secretary,
real estate assistant, office manager, etc.
From this level of experience, a VA is expected
to possess the skill sets, training and business knowledge which
are the hallmark of a truly qualified Virtual Assistant.
Virtual
Assistant Definition from the Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce
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