Businesses now build entire teams around specialized virtual assistants who run and manage technical projects. This guide breaks down where to find pre-vetted Filipino talent, how to spot real specialists versus resume fluff, and what different skill levels actually cost in 2025.
Facebook and Fiverr are great job marketplace but often lacks pre-vetting, leaving you to gamble on hires that might mean more harm than good. That’s why we created a better solution
Task scams often promise easy money for simple work. There are a few ways you can spot them, like looking out for vague job descriptions, unsolicited offers, and requests for personal information.
Sarah sat at her desk, staring blankly at her computer screen. She worked as a virtual assistant for six months, but something felt off. Despite her hard work, she couldn’t shake the feeling that she wasn’t reaching her full potential.
Let’s talk honestly about something that makes both employers and Filipino VAs uncomfortable – the phenomenon of workers “disappearing.” As someone who’s worked extensively with Filipino virtual assistants, I’ve seen both sides of this story, and it’s more nuanced than
As a Filipino talent looking to make your mark here at HireTalent.ph, crafting an attention-grabbing profile description is crucial. Sadly, some of our registrants seem to ignore this or simply don’t know how to optimize it. And it can result
Becoming a Virtual Assistant in the Philippines in 2025 is difficult. There’s more competition than ever, and you have to stand out and showcase what you’re good at. Finding the right platform to showcase your skills and connect with potential
The times are changing, and so does the job market. For many Filipinos, they’ve turned towards WFH opportunities to make their lives better. But why is it that, despite our best efforts, we sometimes don’t get the job?