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I saw this write-up somewhere I don't know much about remote work still in the process of navigating how it works All I know is that whatever one is doing patience is required, as dedication, and consistency should also follow up But does it mean people in Nigeria don't get remote work? *Day46/90 #virtualclicksupportvisibilitychallenge #VCS90daysVisibilityChallenge #Visibilitychallengewithvirtualclicksupport #Day46of90dayschallenge #visiblitychallengewithchinyere #visiblitychallenge

*** Remote Working *** Does it work? Take a look at this, absolutely stunning. This was my “office” yesterday. I am a lucky man. But I miss people, I miss an office (sometimes). There are clearly cases where remote working really does work, that is undeniable. But I am starting to miss people. Am I the only one? Maybe time to revive the Uganda office plans, for at least a hybrid setup? What works for you? #remotework #remotecareer #africa #tanzania #zanzibar

🏡 Embracing the New Normal: A Post-COVID Law for Remote Work With COVID transforming our work landscape, our collaboration with the MLSA has birthed a pioneering law. This law not only introduces the era of #remotework as the new normal but also ensures the protection of employee rights and sets a solid legal foundation for remote work regulations. #WorkFromHome #NewLaw #Armenia #FutureOfWork #reform4change

I offer the employer remote access to work, but I see that in Azerbaijan the employer "does not know" what it is. During the pandemic, they were moving on to this. So for them, the fact remains that a person must work sitting in an office. And this is a costly image for both the employee and the employer. What is the cost? Utilities, daily meals, renting a room for an employee, being late for work (illness, traffic jams, etc.) And what's the plus. There will be no such costs, plus constant online work.

Working remotely as a virtual assistant in Nigeria comes with its unique set of hurdles. From internet connectivity issues and our epileptic power supply to gadget issues and cultural differences, we navigate these challenges with resilience and innovation. Which of these challenges have you encountered as a virtual assistant and how did you navigate through them? Share your experience in the comments section, let's learn from you. #VirtualAssistantsInNigeria #RemoteWork #Virtualassistants #MyVaTalks

Join us for an insightful webinar on how you, as a business owner in Africa, can leverage the remote economy. Discover strategies to thrive in today's digital landscape. Don't miss out on this opportunity! Follow our Instagram page @koboaccountant for updates on this event. #RemoteEconomy #BusinessInAfrica #koboaccountant #koboconnect #remotework #Africa

Our data analysis of the Nigerian tech landscape indicates a notable surge in the popularity of hybrid work arrangements. This trend isn't limited to global practices; it distinctly mirrors the local preferences within Nigeria. As a unit, we are also particularly dedicated to closely monitoring the dynamics of IT outsourcing in the country. #NaijaTechShift #EeziDataInsights #RemoteWorkRevolution #TechInNigeria #DigitalTransformation

Being a Virtual Assistant in Africa can be challenging. 🌍 But as they say, there are two sides to a coin. The good part is it's an opportunity to showcase resilience and creativity. 💪 Another good thing is that the world is changing at a fast pace. Thanks to the COVID period, people globally have embraced remote work. People have embraced cultural differences and are making the world a beautiful place with these actions. 🙌 So, before I discuss how great it is that the world has become one connected village, let's examine the three top challenges VAs in Africa face. 👉Perception of Quality Let's be honest here. For a long time, Africa has been associated with many negative things, from poverty to limited resources. 👉Market Competition Virtual assistants are located worldwide, and competition from VAs in other regions can be fierce. 👉Cultural differences Picture a capable Social media VA who meets a client who wants their posts made in their state slang. How I have overcome the challenges 👇 ✔Focusing on delivering high-quality results consistently. ✔Showcasing my expertise. ✔Building trust through transparent communication and timely delivery. ✔Showcasing testimonials to demonstrate my value proposition. ✔Understanding that not every client is a good fit. Despite these challenges, being a VA in Africa has presented opportunities for growth, innovation, and meaningful impact. To you, VA, feeling like giving up, I'm assuring you that you can thrive in the virtual assistance industry from anywhere in the world. To you, client, holding back from taking up a VA based in Africa, give it a try and have an open mind. It's going to work out well. #virtualassistant #remotework #africa #Entrepreneurs #businessowners

Remotasks Shuts Down Operations in Kenya. Remotasks, a platform offering remote working opportunities through tasks such as copywriting, media labeling, and AI model training, has reportedly ceased operations in Kenya. This sudden halt has affected numerous young Kenyans who relied on the site for employment and supplemental income, highlighting the precarious nature of digital gig work. Attempts to access the Remotasks site in Kenya now result in a blockage message, and account holders have shared emails indicating the platform's exit from the region due to operational challenges, including disputes over data protection policies and tax obligations. The closure marks a significant blow to the local digital workforce, prompting calls for clearer regulations and support for online workers. #RemotasksShutdown #KenyaGigEconomy #DigitalWorkforce #RemoteWorkChallenges

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