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I took a leap of faith and was hired at VAT 2 years ago as a Social Media Manager. Though I have a little bit of experience in social media management, I was able to learn because I was so determined and committed to keeping this job. After few weeks of gaining my client's trust, he just let me do whatever I feel is better and needed for his social media accounts. It opened a lot of opportunities for me to learn and discover skills in social media marketing. When the pandemic happened, I felt so grateful that I work in the comfort of my home and won't have to expose myself outside just to work. VAT is a great company and the management is very approachable, they listen whenever I say something and they have always been so supportive to me. Two years passed and I feel so blessed to have this job.

Two years ago, I had applied to Virtual Assistant Team. I've heard it from a friend who talked about the virtual firm she was currently working with and how great her experience is and so I decided to apply. There may be no client that I can potentially work with during that time because I haven't heard from them for a while and thought to myself, there was no opportunity for me to work with the great virtual firm my friend was talking about. I've continued with my freelancing and was able to acquire further work experience. Two years later, I've received communication from Virtual Assistant Team that they have a potential client for me and it's like saying "Hello!" to an old friend! Deciding to work with this great virtual firm was a good decision. I'm backed up with a core group that is able to help me learn and improve my skills to effectively do my tasks and deliverables to my client. I can feel the support being extended which motivates in me to do my best in each work day with my client and with Virtual Assistant Team.

It was 2019 and I had just resigned from a thankless corporate job and was thinking of either resting for a bit or going into business. I didn’t have financial stability, so I started to shop around for a new job – one that would hopefully be my last. If you’re like me and you’re constantly trying to find permanency, job hunting isn’t a fun past-time activity. After some months, I was finally referred by a former co-worker to Virtual Assistant Team. I was curious. I wanted to work from home because I’ve had it with waking up in the morning, commuting and going through grueling traffic jams to and from work, missing out on precious hours when I could have been doing something else. So I went ahead and applied. Cut to a year, eight months, and eighteen days later, I’m still here and I couldn’t be happier! It wasn’t smooth sailing and smiles all the time, but that comes with the job: you make mistakes, you learn, you hopefully grow from it, and you move on. VAT has a tremendous support system, led by its founder and owner, Alan Stewart. It’s that level of commitment and seeing and experiencing first-hand that I am valued as an employee, as a co-worker, as a person that has kept me going. It’s inspired me to take care, not only of my clients but also of myself. I am doing what I love, working with the best people, and I am forever grateful. Thank you, VAT!

I would like to say that working here in the VAT is one of the most blessings that came into my life. Alan the founder is one of a kind Boss, cool, enthusiastic, clever, very affectionate with his VA's. He always making sure that we are his priority in any circumstances. When the Pandemic started the VAT open their doors for me without thinking twice even I don't have the idea on how to be a VA. Alan and Deb treated me as their own family I can even share secrets with Alan. 😂 I've been through a lot for the past years but I overcome those consequences with the help of the VAT. Thank you bigtime Alan & Deb! Thank you VAT for the opportunity! You are a life saver company!