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Using a Virtual Assistant
I so agree with Garnett Newcombe about delegating day-to-day tasks to someone else. Working with a virtual assistant is an option for business owners who do not want or need employees and the responsibilities that come with hiring.
Virtual Assistant are independent contractors that support clients with their administrative and other needs virtually from their own offices. Clients only pay for the work that is done and also do not bear the burden of taxes, benefits, office space, utilities, software, hardware, downtime, etc.
RE: using a virtual assistant
Women in Business
All of this growth in the world of the woman entrepreneur is really exciting, and the fact that a major company like American Express is backing it is amazing. More and more companies are starting to back it, I'm actually an ambassador for Microsoft and right now we're trying to reach out and connect with influential bloggers, like you, and try and offer some help to those women trying to get their business started! I'd love to share some information with you on how we can do that!
Best,
Bianca Russo
Official OLSB Ambassador
bianca.russo@live.com
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