One reason why entrepreneurs sometimes balk at working with a virtual assistant is that working with anyone requires a certain amount of organization, a modicum of people and time management, and an ability and willingness to communicate.

While this may not seem much to expect from a professional, the fact is that many a business person lacks one or more of these skills.

To work with a virtual assistant, you do need to be... Click here to read the rest of this post at the Virtual Assistance and You Blog.

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That is right on point and something I have always said. Communication is the key, because without it what do you have? Nothing! Great article and one that I hope any one thinking about retaining a VA reads. Well done!
Doug

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Communication is the key. This is a great article. Yet a business person with great business acumen may "think" he is a communicator.