Pros: Leadership makes an effort to be supportive for their remote teams. As a Virtual Assistant, I've had decent access to my direct manager for questions. They do provide some initial training when you start.
Cons: Sometimes the overall direction from top leadership isn't super clear. For a virtual assistant agency, you'd expect more streamlined processes, but things can feel a bit disorganized, especially in client management. There's not much focus on career growth.
Advice to Management: Try to provide clearer strategies and improve internal communication for your virtual assistant roles. Better support for client management would really help daily operations and team morale.
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