Landing your first virtual assistant (VA) job can feel overwhelming—especially if you’re new to remote work or don’t have formal experience. The good news is that most entry-level VA roles follow a predictable hiring process, and once you understand it,…

Starting your first virtual assistant (VA) job is exciting—but it’s also normal to feel unsure about how and when you’ll actually get paid. Will it be hourly or salaried? Weekly or monthly? Will taxes be taken out? What about invoicing?…

If you’re searching for a work-from-home role and keep seeing job listings that require experience you don’t have, you’re not alone. The reality is that many remote assistant jobs in the U.S. are designed specifically for beginners—and companies are hiring…

One of the most common concerns people have about becoming a virtual assistant is whether a college degree is required. The short answer is no. Many virtual assistant jobs in the U.S. are skills-based, not degree-based—and employers care far more…