Being a Virtual Assistant as a newbie
By cromainer
@cromainer (218)
Philippines
    July 12, 2016 9:12am CST
                         
            As a newbie in the field, I would like to ask for shared thoughts about on how to be a virtual assistant, what kind of skills are needed to have. I am applying for the job for a month now and although I landed on a lot of job posted on top leading sites, I still am worried not to get one. Although I have the basic skills like web content writing experience like blogging and social media activities, I still doubt that i feel I don't have enough of the skills or I don't even meet their criteria. Well, I just hope I find tips getting an online job personally.

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        @cromainer (218)
 • Philippines
                            13 Jul 16
                                    
                            Things will work out positively when keep on trying. Never give up. The sad thing is that there are lot of training skills and promising e books but you have to pay it first.
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                            @cromainer (218)
 • Philippines
                            12 Jul 16
                                    
                            Thanks, hope we get one. And still enjoy the job for a long term yet taking care of the family as well.
 And still enjoy the job for a long term yet taking care of the family as well.
                             And still enjoy the job for a long term yet taking care of the family as well.
 And still enjoy the job for a long term yet taking care of the family as well. @JustBhem (70555)
 • Davao, Philippines
                    16 Jul 16
                    We have the same thought on how to be a Virtual Assistant. As we all know it's in demand now a days. I also posted a discussion about that and few commented about it. I used to apply in an office based Virtual assistant but they said they will call me. Maybe they don't want just my callcenter experience but I do have other stuff that help me become a virtual assistant, aside from that. I can learn fast. Then there are schools offeribg you for 2 to 3 months studying on how to become a virtual assistant. I kind of liking the idea but the boyfriend said not a good idea. Then I have like most of my friends are virtual assistant others are taking over the business already. Travelled to the main office such as Australia and the US. I asked for their advise about it and they told me I should learn the basic and they cannot put me to work with them because they work graveyard. And I cannot work on graveyard. So office based morning shift is the best for me.
                    
 
                             
                        
 
                    

