Learning the VA field

Posted on May 18, 2010 by Rachel Rasmussen

At Madison College, we are proposing a new certificate to train future Virtual Assistants. It will be an “Advanced Technical Certificate” which means each student has to have a degree first, or have 2 years of work in a related field before beginning this certificate. We would concentrate on teaching students how to run a VA business, and prepare them to be successful. I am working with Rescue Desk for the rest of May to learn everything I can about Virtual Assistants!

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When the Winds of Change Blow

Posted on September 3, 2009 by Rachel Rasmussen

When an opportunity for the new and different rears its head, pay attention to what you do with it. You can ignore it, go with it, fight it or embrace it.

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Can you afford NOT to have a virtual assistant?

Posted on August 14, 2009 by Rachel Rasmussen

I have a handy little chart I’ve started sharing with potential clients. It’s pretty elementary, but does a good job of easily outlining where they’re leaving money on the table by not getting the support they need for their growing businesses.

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