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Virtual Assistant Association for Administrative Support Consultants The Virtual Assistance Chamber of Commerce was formed by industry veteran Danielle Keister in 2006 as a professional association devoted exclusively to meeting the unique business needs of administrative support consultants everywhere. Our community is passionate about helping each other grow stronger, more financially successful practices that bring us greater personal happiness, freedom and client satisfaction.

Directory of Virtual Assistants providing secretarial services, administration and business support Committed to increasing awareness of virtual assistance in the UK Welcome to the largest on-line Directory of Experienced UK Virtual Assistants

Article: A Virtual Assistant is an entrepreneur who, for a fee, provides professional administrative, technical, or creative assistance to clients from his own office.

Article: What exactly are the top qualities a Virtual Assistant must have in order to be well-recommended to clients?

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A Virtual Assistant that helps your business successful. I am an Administrative Support Specialist | Customer Service Representative | Marketing and Sale Expert.

Qld. Freelancing Services offers Quality virtual services like Administrative Support, giving you 100% assurance to assist you with your Business needs. We offer Data Entry, Email Management, Calendar Management, Sales, Internet Research, Customer Service and Health Care Services.

Things to consider before entering the Freelancing World No set hours, no dress code and no boss. The life of a freelancer sounds like the dream situation for many average workers, especially those who have skills in writing, design or coding. With these skills, the reality of becoming a remote worker is not a far off dream as it is for others. But, it is important to take a step back and consider what it actually means to be a freelancer before taking the leap. Quitting your job and realizing it's not actually for you can be a stark reality to face. Freelancer's Career Path There's no office water cooler in your home office, nor is there an opportunity to turn to your co-worker and have a chat about the weather. For some, this can be a very lonely path. It is good for those who have an erratic schedule, kids who need varying amounts of attention or someone who thrives on work hours that are outside of the 9 to 5. However, for some people, the isolation that comes with freelancing can cause anxiety or even depression. Freelancers who begin to feel this way should get out of the house as often as possible - even if it's simply scheduling coffee with a friend or taking part in a sports activity twice a week. A break from the norm and social interaction is needed to keep the average freelancer sane. Networking can also be a great way to ensure that you get socialization as a freelancer. Whether online or off, not only can you meet new people but you could also get more work from the endeavor! Mind your Money Freelancing does not come with a set salary. One month you may be swimming in work and watching your bank account grow healthily, whereas the next you may be struggling to remember the meaning of the word client. It's an insecure way to make a living - any prospective freelancer needs to be aware and prepared for this. Also, leaving the world of full-time work can remove important factors such as health insurance, retirement funds and oth