With the rapid advancement in technology, the use of virtual assistants has become a common practice in many businesses. These virtual assistants are designed to provide virtual support to their employers, handling various tasks such as scheduling appointments, managing emails, and even conducting research.
One individual who recently went through the process of interviewing for a virtual assistant position is Kuya Reneboy. He described the experience as nerve-wracking and overwhelming due to the high expectations and the pressure to perform well in the interview.
“I have always been confident in my skills as a virtual assistant,” Kuya Reneboy shared. “But when it came to the actual interview, I couldn’t help but feel the pressure and nervous overload.”
During the interview, Kuya Reneboy was asked to demonstrate his ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, showcase his problem-solving skills, and effectively communicate with the interviewer. These expectations, coupled with the unfamiliar virtual setting, added to his nervousness.
“It was challenging to communicate effectively through a computer screen,” Kuya Reneboy admitted. “I had to make sure I was articulating my thoughts clearly, and at the same time, showcase my skillset as a virtual assistant.”
Despite the nervous overload, Kuya Reneboy managed to impress the interviewer with his proficiency in managing various tasks and his ability to adapt to different virtual platforms. His experience and knowledge in using virtual assistant tools and software also contributed to his success in the interview.
“I tried to stay focused and composed throughout the interview,” Kuya Reneboy shared. “I knew that I had the skills and experience required for the position, and I was determined to showcase that despite the nervousness.”
After successfully navigating through the interview process, Kuya Reneboy was offered the virtual assistant position. He felt a sense of relief and accomplishment, knowing that his hard work and dedication had paid off.
“I am grateful for the opportunity to showcase my skills and to have passed the interview,” he said. “It was definitely a nerve-wracking experience, but I am proud of how I handled it.”
Kuya Reneboy’s journey through the virtual assistant interview serves as a reminder that overcoming nervous overload and pressure is possible with determination and confidence in one’s abilities. As the demand for virtual assistants continues to rise, individuals like Kuya Reneboy serve as an inspiration to others navigating the same process. With perseverance and a positive mindset, success in the virtual assistant field is within reach.
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im willing to apply as a VA pero i dunno kung saan and pano, wala din ako experience im a 3rd year college student from University of Nueva carceres bachelor of information technology but im not happy anymore with it so i wanna explore. find more thrilling things like a VA call center agent etc. hope someone can help me.
proud to you @kuyareneboy
Malala pa sa onsite interview tohh..
Call center??
That intonation in her voice when she asked you , why are you late? I found it very unprofessional. That language was really rude.
Na paka friendly at FIRSTLY she said why are late?! I was expecting her sound more professional, eloquent and had perfect command of the language, but she had a lot of lapses as well, and to sir Rene
Good job your confident was tested at least you were able to express your self well.
hi sir…..
Dami niya tanong, ako nga amaze na kasi both may bg ka na po sa bpo at freelance at namamanage pareho while still working at corporate world. Anyways congrats po
To whom are you waking up for?
Ay di aq papasa sa ganto" . . .
For whom are you getting up
#scholar
@kuyareneboy ano pong VA agency inaplayan nyo po? baka naman pwede ka mag share?
very helpful
thanks for sharing.. planning to start my va journey.. Try to see more info and guidance about va
#scholar
Ask lng po ako saan ka po nito nag apply as VA?
Ayos to may balak akong mag apply this week. Magandang guide to.
Kamusta kuys? Mag freelance na di. ako ngayon. Sobrang thankful ako sayo kasi ikaw yung isa sa mga pinanood ko kung pano makapasa sa bpo interviews. Good luck sa journey brother
The interviewer is out of focus.
For those people who are planning to apply to any BPO company and would like to become an agent. You must always remember this, "DO NOT BE AFRAID TO COMMIT MISTAKES" most especially if you are hesitant to speak english because you are conscious with your grammar.
FYI, no matter how bad your grammar is, as long as you were able to answer the questions through english then that's fine and that can be forgiven, they can actually consider your preliminary interview and pass you. The hardest part of becoming a call center is the beginning, the starting point. But if you are able to pass all the obstacles and got endorse to prod. Then it means you made it.
Prang final interview n sa tagal pag pinoy ung interviewer
Thank you for sharing this. I am curious how was your experience when you transitioned to WFH and virtual assistant job. May be you can inspire and give us tip as I am really motivated to transition to WFH and virtual assistant opportunities as I am now a solo parent and would want both to provide for my kids and be a present mom and spend quality time with my kids at the same time. Thanks in advance
this video is very helpful
Napaka OA ng HR tlga dito.
Sir, ask ko lang po. anong website po ang may course for data entry course?
What motivates you to get up and work here as VA?
Kung magcoconduct ng online interview tapos nandito ako sa bahay, ewan ko na lang.
watching you kuya and new subs this is very helpful. I feel you kuya when it comes to interview nkaka nerbyos naman tlaga hehe lalo na kapag ang tagal mo na ulet hindi naiinterview. btw congrats po sana ako din mkahanap ng work as VA . more upload kuya. ❤
hahahahahahyahahaaaaaaaaa salamat
kinabahan din ako hahahaahhahaah pero galing! and congrats! kkahit late na
Pinoy pa….ma busisi sa kapwa pinoy para hindi ma kuha ….ang applikante…at nakapili na hindi magustuhan sa huli…..mag sisi naman sa naku hang applikante….so not in right place ang Pag ka So meticulous…o stricken ang pag analyze sa pag re recruitment…
Nag babalak ako nag VA. Pero wala pa akong ka exp experience knowledge. Sa mga ganito. 5 years na ako mahigit sa bpo. San ba ako mag start pag nag babalak ako maf VA
Congratulations ser
Social media manager/markater rin work ko before. Australian client but officice based. Tapos one a month pumupunta yong client namin na Aussie sa dito sa pinas. Tapos may mga co-workers pa. Kmi na australian rin na every namin na kakausap at na chachat.