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Simple Hacks Designed To Help Virtual Assistants Work Better

The Seeker by The Seeker
October 23, 2020
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Being a virtual assistant is a challenging but enriching job. You should be knowledgeable, have various skill sets, and be good at multitasking to stay in this industry. And with this fast-paced industry, you need to be as productive as you can. The smarter you work, the more you can achieve. If you want to do better and feel better about working, here are simple hacks that are designed for virtual assistants.

Use the Right Tools

Working online can be easy, as can be if you have the right tools. There are a lot of applications that you can try to help you do your task easier and quicker. You can get an email management app that can sort out your email, block spams, and can be integrated with other applications. If you are having a hard time typing things from an image, you can also get an app that can convert jpg to pdf file. You can also use google drive to organize all of your files so you can easily access them. Most of these apps are free and user friendly. Ensure that you choose the best app for each purpose to make you productive and not counterproductive.

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Automate As Much As Possible

There are a lot of processes and tasks a virtual assistant can do that can be automated. If you are always receiving the same email, get a format you can copy and edit to save time. If you are using a spreadsheet, you can use formulas and shortcuts to save effort in doing manual calculations. Moreover, if you have websites and accounts that need to be logged in every day, you can use Lastpass, a password program that stores everything for you. The important thing in making your life easier is to know which task is repetitive and find a way to automate them.

Be Clear About Task and Goals

Virtual assistants are known to handle one task after another. You can be on calculating things at the moment and on a phone call next. When you have a clear task and goals in mind, it can make your workflow so much easier. You can ensure that you can focus more, stay organized, and be motivated. To help you not waste any time, you should make a to-do list with all of your tasks. You can use a digital notepad, a time tracker application, or an online calendar. It will also help if you have a system to separate things that need to be done urgently and a day-to-day flowchart. If you do this, you can avoid getting distracted and will have free time to do more.

Virtual assistants are a big help in a lot of industries. They can be a big help in customer service, accounting firms, sales-related agencies, marketing companies, and much more. If you want to prove to your company that you can be a cost-effective, time-saving, and useful employee, these hacks will undoubtedly help you perform your task efficiently.  Lastly, invest in yourself to make sure that you are continuously learning new things.

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