Part Time Virtual Assistant

I've been in the business for quite a long time. I've been through different companies and handled different kinds of accounts and task. I am eager to have this job that can help me improve my skills and knowledge towards a certain task. I am willing to learn and willing to be trained. I believe I got the skills and talent to give for this job. And most of all to be honest, i needed a job to support my family. I don't want to be a burden as Person with Disability. I want to prove that we all can live fairly. For the questions: 1. I did use Ring Central before on my previous job. 2. My Skype ID: thomtalag 3. I don't have any active contracts as of the moment. I am praying and looking forward on this. 4. I am using a dual core NEC laptop and looking forward on buying a new one in the future. 5. Yes, I did take time to read. 6. Buildim? to be honest, I am familiar with it but haven't used it. But I don't think that will be a problem.

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I understand the requirements of this job, with my diverse academic and professional background I can perform this job effectively.

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Client oriented, i believe in quality service. projects done: proof reading, HT campus, press release.

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