I’ve been thinking, what makes me a hire-able Virtual Assistant. So I thought of my 8 years experience at a contact center and being able to have experienced managing a team myself. Over the past years, I must say that having a number of experience is definitely a plus when you want to seek out assistance to your work. I’ve listed down 7 reasons why you should hire me as a virtual assistant.

Self-motivated – I am not someone who is easily deterred. Yes, I admit that stress is part of us but it should’nt be a hindrance for us to not deliver a quality work. I have dealt with a lot of different clients in our contact center before; face to face they tell you exactly how they want things and sometimes it can be ugly; however, I took it as an opportunity to improve myself and eventually delivered a favorable result that made our clients happy.

High-integrity – One important quality that I always tell myself, I have to deliver work at my best even when my boss is not under his or her scrutiny over me. I follow the rules,guidelines and policies to ensure that morals at work are intact. I make sure that I wear integrity like a second skin.

Punctual – Showing up to work is one thing, but being ahead of time going to work is another. I have experienced heavy traffic in the past and it has been the most challenging experience I had while working. Now that I’m given the chance to work at home, I will be twice as productive and punctual as I have been when I was still a commuting employee.

Well-trained for cold calling – Phone call ethics is already part of my system and I make sure that I am able to communicate clearly over the phone.

Social media savvy – I love photography so much that I make sure that I am in the loop with amazing photos from all over the world so I have accounts on Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Caffeine lover – I jumpstart my day with coffee, then drink another coffee in the middle of work. Then another cup 2 hours before my shift ends. That keeps me always on the go.

Imagine you’re dwelling in a nice, cozy home with your beloved family. You got your homey living room, beautiful kitchen, and spacious bedrooms. Then something popped into your head, what’s the best way to protect your home and the number of people in it? What are the things to consider when you want to protect your home? In a world where millions of people are dwelling in urban or suburban areas; or wherever you and your family choose to live in depending on your career; one must be very practical of protecting their properties. You may actually want to ask yourself this: why should I get an insurance? Below are the simplest reasons made for you to consider buying a home insurance.

First, imagine this, you spent a great amount of money to acquire that property and it’s only right for you to protect it. Whether it’s a vacation or residential property, you’ll be happy to realize that deciding to buy a home insurance would be one of the best decisions you’ll ever make.  Just like when you’re buying a car, you also need to buy insurance to ensure your safety and your property. So it’s highly recommended to get one. 

Second, you might have already heard of the terms Property coverage and Liability coverage. Property coverage talks about the physical structure of your home which includes the roof, the foundation and fences. Liability coverage caters to instances wherein you or one of your guests were injured during home events such as sprain or bone injury that happened at your dwelling place. 

Lastly, the worst case scenario is, any force majeure that might take place in your area might occur; be it flooding (this may require a different insurance item since not everyone lives in a flood-prone area), hurricane or wildfire. Your insurance will pay for the damages that may take place. To ensure that you’ll be able to recover from damages that might happen, go get that home insurance you deserve. 

TIP: Find the most beneficial insurance for you that suits your budget. Do research which insurance company provides the best package. Check reviews and other important things to note when buying insurance. Ask your relatives or a close friend for recommendation and again, do another research and find out which insurance gives you the utmost benefits in your area. Remember, to be worry-free increases happiness and feelings of security. 

If you want to make your life easier, hire a real estate agent. Here are the 5 essential benefits why:

1. ORGANIZED. You can hire a real estate and trust them that they’ll do everything to organize your transactions, managing listings, calling prospective clients and even down to posting important details that leads need to know in various social media network.
2. KEEN ATTENTION TO DETAIL. Your work-life balance may be jumbled and here’s another reason to hire an agent, they’ll be more focused on the specific tasks you’ve given them and they’ll have more time to pay close attention to details.
3. RESEARCHERS. Since these tasks were specifically assigned to your agents, they definitely know what to search for: best value for your money, good location and other important factors that may be beneficial for you long-term.
4. EXCELLENT IN NEGOTIATION. Because your agents have researched a considerable amount of time to look for the best property that matches your own preference, they’ll be able to skillfully negotiate to get you the best property that fits your budget.
5. TRUSTWORTHY. Real-estate agents have a reputation to precede and that is how they build connections and trust in the market. Once they establish a good reputation, it will be easier for them to properly disseminate the information to the buyers/sellers and come up with great negotiation tactics that will seal your most coveted deal.

More importantly, your life could save you the trouble of preparing for documents, make multiple phone calls or pulling an all-nighter researching when someone could do it for you while you spend quality time with your family at home.

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.

— Oscar Wilde.

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