It’s been a busy year for All Digital Support.  Top priorities always seem to focus on the clients needs and the list of “things I want to do for my business” sits next to me on the desk waiting for action.  Well this was on the list, get my own blog going.  There are two primary reasons why I wanted to get the All Digital Support Blog up and rolling:

1. It provides me an excellent and helpful way to stay current with blogging technology
2. I have a great interest in speaking to business owners about the benefits of using a VA and how to most effectively use a VA.

I collaborate with some great fellow VA’s.  We have some great list serves and forums for support and help with our industry.  A common thread that always seems to be in discussion is “how to best set expectations with clients”.  In other words on one side you have a client in need, on the other side you have a great virtual assistant resource and frequently in between you have loads of questions about how to:

• define the relationship
• define the work load
• set expectations
• meet deadlines
• work with technology
• settle mis-understandings
• and the list goes on

Working with a virtual assistant, just like having an employee requires a well defined relationship and effective communication to keep the relationship mutually beneficial.

Most of my clients are business people.  A favorite skill of mine in the technology field has been to speak the language of the business person and the technology person and level the field for a successful working relationship.  As a virtual assistant I find my interests drawn to a similar end.  Helping virtual assistant clients develop successful relationships with virtual assistants.

Thanks for visiting and come back often!
To our success!
Kendall Gjevre