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James Park
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Virtual Assistant vs Dedicated Assistant

James Park
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Johns Creek, GA
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 I was wondering if any of you have a virtual assistant and have had moderate level of success? What type of tasks does your assistant do for you on a daily basis?

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Frank Iglesias
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Frank Iglesias
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We use VAs heavily in our business and has worked very well for us.  However it really isn't something to go about loosely and takes planning and preparation to get long term success out of it like almost anything else.  We have six VAs with an average lifespan so far of just about two years working with us, a couple longer.  

It's about relationships with a team member and not just someone doing tasks.  Most people, virtual or not eventually lose momentum when their focus is just doing tasks vs being part of something bigger than themselves.  People are people no matter where they are.  And like anything else, it usually takes some effort to find the good ones.  There is no shortage of VAs offering services that they really aren't qualified for but again, we see that locally as well.  

Have an amazing day!

Frank

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