How to Tell if Your Virtual Assistant is Overworked (Or Working For Someone Else)
Summary
This video discusses the rising challenge of virtual assistants (VAs) working multiple jobs and how it can impact the short-term rental (STR) business. It provides insights on why VAs might do this, signs that they are overworked or working for someone else, and practical steps to address the issue, emphasizing productivity and clear communication.
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