Good stuff. Though $3-5 is that for a an entry level GVA? Im not sure if that is still the range offered in the market right now. If you are hiring from Metro Manila and if the VA is highly skilled, it could go up to 10-15.
I respectfully disagree with someone in the Philippines living comfortably with $500- that's simply not true. The ones who are making minimum wage are living a horrible lifestyle- meaning they don't have savings or emergency funds and couldn't afford healthcare. $3-5 is average is average salary in the Philippines. This is from someone who's living in the Philippines.
Any idea what percentage of these potential hires at say $10/hour would be able to competently, quickly and accurately reply to two master email inboxes and handle a business calendly calendar? I get the feeling we might be talking in the top 1% but I have no idea. By quickly I mean within 5 minutes, not whenever they feel like it. Would working U.S. time zone be a huge issue given your experience?
Awesome question Robert, yes the virtual assistant should be able to take incoming calls, depending on your business they may not be able to sell, but they can pre-qualify and filter out anyone that is not a good fit. If you want to talk about how we can get you one already trained on this please book a time here: www.scalingwithsystems.com/va-application?
Do clients generally provide health benefits with a HMO or are VAs generally seen as self employed and therefore responsible for getting their own HMO organised?
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Ravi gives so much value haha - this is stuff you can implement straight away
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!!
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Free for us but he’s being paid for this by RUclips 😍
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Good stuff. Though $3-5 is that for a an entry level GVA? Im not sure if that is still the range offered in the market right now. If you are hiring from Metro Manila and if the VA is highly skilled, it could go up to 10-15.
I'm a VA from Kenya. If you have admin tasks that you need to delegate, I'm here to help you maximize your time
Great vid. Thanks!
Can you please recommend pre-employment online English tests?
Great content!
I respectfully disagree with someone in the Philippines living comfortably with $500- that's simply not true. The ones who are making minimum wage are living a horrible lifestyle- meaning they don't have savings or emergency funds and couldn't afford healthcare. $3-5 is average is average salary in the Philippines. This is from someone who's living in the Philippines.
So if $3-5 is average salary, then what is minimum wage?
I saw a VA post themselves at $1.69 an hour
I agree. It's like the Americans who live on a minimum wage. With the high cost of living. It makes it difficult to live comfortably.
Well average is good for a low skill task.
Any idea what percentage of these potential hires at say $10/hour would be able to competently, quickly and accurately reply to two master email inboxes and handle a business calendly calendar? I get the feeling we might be talking in the top 1% but I have no idea.
By quickly I mean within 5 minutes, not whenever they feel like it. Would working U.S. time zone be a huge issue given your experience?
does the VA take incoming calls? or would i need to delegate this task individually?
Awesome question Robert, yes the virtual assistant should be able to take incoming calls, depending on your business they may not be able to sell, but they can pre-qualify and filter out anyone that is not a good fit.
If you want to talk about how we can get you one already trained on this please book a time here: www.scalingwithsystems.com/va-application?
Very useful content Ravi! Thanks❤️🚀
Do clients generally provide health benefits with a HMO or are VAs generally seen as self employed and therefore responsible for getting their own HMO organised?
I am a VA from sri Lanka. offer services via Fiverr and personally as well. (prefer long term)
what services do you offer?
@@calebpettitt4096 Manage social media, Create posts and update (SEO friendly with related hashtags
Web update (Posts update etc)
Basic SEO work
Data collection, building any contact list (using google, Map, social media, Google scholar, LinkedIn etc)
Typing (handwritten notes, Math notes)
PDF to editable formats (word, notepad, text, ppt etc)
Data analysis (using SPSS)
Create intext citation and create list of references for scientific research papers with any formatting style
Any office related work (as virtual)
Handling Quick book, Customer update, Estimates, Invoice,
Work with Discord
Event listing
any many more.
I'm watching this so I can be a virtual assistant.
Awesome enjoy!!
did you know where i can hire the ph VA , we need 30 guys
Hello, am a VA looking for job opportunities. Are you still hiring?
Hello we are a VA Agency and have over 200 VA's from PH. Did you manage to hire the 30?