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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 office 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 specialities
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
administrative support services and works with clients in an ongoing,
collaborative professional relationship.
Virtual Assistants are business owners who work from their own office 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 specialities
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
| Benefits of working with a Virtual Assistant |
 | A VA works only when you need support. You are not obligated to pay for a certain number of hours. | |
| There is no time wasted on breaks or personal issues. | |
| There is no extra space required. | |
| A VA provides ongoing, collaborative support to help you achieve your goals. | |
| You do not have to buy an extra computer, software, desk, chair, phone or supplies for his/her use. | |
| You don't have to worry about paying employer social security taxes or FICA taxes. | |
| There are no medical, dental of vision benefits required. | |
| You do not have to pay for benefits such as 401K, retirement plans, etc. | |
| You do not have to pay for sick leave or vacation. | |
| If your company relocates, you can still use the same VA- no need to hire, train and develop new relationships. | |
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