Barb Pashak of BP Virtual Assistant provides insight into the new trend of “Virtual Office Assistance”. Barb explains how Virtual Assistants are able to help small or growing business owners with their clerical and administrative tasks on an as-needed, contractual basis, allowing them to focus on their core business objectives.
One of the main advantages of working with a Virtual Assistant is saving money. VA’s are considerably cheaper than hiring employees when you consider the cost (and headache) of having to pay for training costs, medical benefits, vacation, sick time, taxes, pension plan, equipment, office space, breaks, family crises, miscellaneous downtime, etc. Instead, they get a qualified VA who is available on an as needed basis from a home office, allowing for unusual hours, including evenings and weekends.
Whether businesses are looking for one-time, short-term, or on-going, long-term help with their administrative needs, Virtual Assistants only bill for time actually spent working on projects. The result is reliable, quality service resulting in big bang for your buck.
To find out more about how working with a Virtual Assistant can help your own business, visit BP Virtual Assistant’s website at www.bpva.ca.
