Virtual Assistant

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.... It is an open-source, decentralised Virtual Power Plant (VPP) mesh network... panel. Data Sharing & Home Assistant Ease-of-Use: I want to make... sharing that links standard Home Assistant entities to the client process...

You're currently earning slightly below the average minimum wage in China, I used to think there's plenty jobs in China and everyone there earns comfortably. Well, you can try finding a client online who needs someone in China to run errands or source for products and charge the client per hour working as their virtual assistant or something.

... install Home Assistant on Debian 14 “Forky” with QEMU/KVM virtual image... installing HAOS on a QEMU virtual server, just to be able...

That would be annoying, but I wish there was a digital assistant that you could vent expletives at and have an argument with. Siri's useless, Google just ignores it and Alexa may say something but won't fight back. We all need to let off steam right? Better to verbally abuse a virtual assistant than another human right?

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[Hiring] Hi! I'm looking for a virtual assistant who's comfortable with English communication and has basic tech knowledge. Ideally, someone who enjoys critical thinking and being creative, and can help me manage tasks efficiently. I'm offering $25/hr for the right person. It would be great to work with someone reliable and easy to communicate with. Please include your location and share resume or LinkedIn URL when you DM me if you're interested in this position. Thanks! submitted by /u/Fantastic_Hospital84 to r/hiring [link] [comments]

Hello everyone, I'm currently looking for a reliable and detail-oriented individual to assist with filling out job applications on my behalf. The ideal candidate will be responsible for completing between 50 and 100 applications per day, an estimated commitment of approximately 1 hours of focused work daily. Accuracy is absolutely essential. Every application must be completed correctly, with zero errors in formatting, spelling, or required fields. Knowledge of European job application standards is a must, including familiarity with common document types such as CVs, cover letters, motivation letters, and relevant forms used across different European countries. This is a consistent, ongoing role with guaranteed daily payout upon completion of agreed targets. If you are organized, fast, and take pride in delivering error-free work, I would love to hear from you. Please DM me only if you meet all the stated requirements. Thank you! submitted by /u/Fuzzy_Cartoonist_915 to r/VirtualAssistant4Hire [link] [comments]

[HIRING] Virtual Assistant/ $15 per hour I'm looking for a virtual assistant candidate interested in part-time/full-time work. 5 hours/day. Morning shift (8:00 am - 12:00 pm) Afternoon shift (5:00 pm - 8:00 pm) Weekdays and weekends available! No experience required as training is provided. Vote and comment with your country so I can send you the details. please send ASAP. Email me your resume - [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) submitted by /u/NoCoyote1279 to r/freelance_forhire [link] [comments]

Looking for a Virtual Assistant to support daily business operations and administrative tasks. Responsibilities Manage emails, calendars, and scheduling Handle data entry and maintain accurate records Respond to customer inquiries and follow-ups Requirements Previous experience as a Virtual Assistant, Administrative Assistant, or similar role Strong organizational and time-management abilities Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and online collaboration tools submitted by /u/cowens89 to r/VirtualAssistant4Hire [link] [comments]

I've been doing everything myself. Writing, editing, uploading, emails, analytics, scheduling. It's too much. My work is suffering because I'm splitting focus. But I've never hired anyone before. like not even an intern. I don't know what to do. How do I even start? Do I just post on job sites? Do I find an agency? What are red flags when hiring? What should I pay? Also how do I know if someone is actually going to do the work or if they're gonna ghost me? I think i need someone for maybe 15-20 hours a week. Mostly admin stuff and scheduling. Nothing super technical. My budget is like 3000/month max. Is that realistic? honestly if you just point me to a guide or something that would help too. I'm overwhelmed. UPDATE: hired someone finally lol. went with an agency in the end, Virtual Coworker. matched me with a VA from the philippines, starts next week on inbox and scheduling. ngl the dms were a lot. like 60 people pitching themselves which honestly made it harder not easier. that's part of why i went agency, couldnt deal with vetting people one by one on top of everything else. quick stuff for anyone in the same boat: 3k for 15-20 hrs is fine, some people said i was even on the high end. budget wasnt the issue. upwork and onlinejobs kept coming up but both meant doing all the screening myself which was the whole problem. people who'd done it before said it works, just not for a first time hire when you're already drowning. agency was more per hour but no recruitment to run, and replacements are in the contract so the ghosting fear is at least covered. that last part was a big one for me. paid trial week starts soon, will see how it goes 🤞 submitted by /u/Terrible_Aspect8183 to r/smallbusinessesowners [link] [comments]

question for people who use VA platforms. i'm looking to hire part time help through a platform rather than direct hire. basically looking for someone to handle admin tasks so i can focus on client work. specifically interested in which platforms are actually legit? how do you vet someone on these platforms? reviews seem inconsistent. some people give 5 stars for anything. pricing structure? can you find people in the 8-12/hour range or is that unrealistic? contract terms? do most people do monthly retainers or hourly billing? i've had bad freelancer experiences before so i'm probably more paranoid than most. but i also don't have the bandwidth to manage a full recruitment process. what platforms do you actually use and recommend? any platforms you'd tell people to avoid? experience appreciated UPDATE: took a couple weeks to go through everyone's suggestions and figured i'd post where i landed in case useful. basically there's three buckets. freelance sites (upwork, onlinejobs, fiverr) are the cheapest but you handle all the vetting yourself. that's the part i was trying to avoid so these were out. US-based managed services (belay, time etc, prialto, zirtual, 50hrs) seemed solid but pricing wasn't realistic for me, most were 20-25/hr or 2500+/month for full time. then agencies that place philippines-based vas. went with Virtual Coworker they're a US and australia based agency but the VAs are Philippines-based, which is why the 8-12/hr is doable. picked them mainly because no recruitment fees and replacements are included in the contract. been a few days into the trial, one VA on admin first and we'll see how it goes. the reliability point a few people raised stuck with me too. skills you can test in a week, reliability takes longer. trying to set the first month up so a bad fit shows up early instead of week 6. submitted by /u/Mindless_Market_4232 to r/smallbusinessowner [link] [comments]