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Virtual Assistant Employment
How to Find Virtual Assistants Jobs
All the info you need about virtual assistant employment opportunities, including pay rates. Get an at home virtual assistant job. Start your virtual assistant career today!
Just sign up at Elance.com, Guru.com or Odesk.com to gain access to all the virtual assistant employment you could want.
There's no charge to join any of these sites. They make their money by deducting a small percentage from the fee the employer pays you. The payment terms are spelled out very clearly on each site.
Companies Offering Virtual Assistant Employment
Office Details- VAs and Virtual Concierges
VIP Desk- Concierge and virtual call center jobs
Team Double Click- The "current job openings" page is hard to read
To find more virtual assistant job opportunities, look the way someone trying to find a virtual assistant would look. Search for companies offering secretarial services and virtual assistants, etc.
Most people who need a virtual assistant pay by the hour. Some pay by the job. The pay rates encompass a wide range from $8 - $35 per hour.
My advice: Go to each site and look at the virtual assistant profiles to get an idea of what other VAs with similar skills are charging.
Skills Needed To Succeed In A Virtual Assistant Position:
Companies will sometimes hire one virtual admin assistant for several of their employees and sometimes even their clients to share. Versatility and strong people skills are a must.
It may be best to specialize in just a few different types of assignments--the things you do best--so you can build your reputation for doing quality work quickly. Once that happens and you have lots of positive feedback from employers your virtual assistant career will take off.
If you prefer not to work through a freelance web site, you may be able to obtain a virtual assistant jobs with a VA service. You will be working for people who have started their own virtual assistant businesses.
They will go to the trouble and expense of finding clients. Then they will assign projects to the VAs working for them and pay for that work. At a lower rate than what they are charging the client, of course. The difference between what they pay you and what they collect from the client is their profit.
Accepting employment through one of these services is a good way to start your career. But eventually, I think starting a
virtual assistant business
of your own is much more lucrative.
Lisa Taliga, a successful VA, is offering a free ebook to help you start a virtual assistant business. Click on the link above to get it.
She is also offering some valuable training materials which can assist you in becoming a virtual assistant.
In the interest of full disclosure, I want you to know that I will make a small commission if you purchase anything from Lisa's site via the link on this page.