Not everyone is unhappy in the industry. Angela Monta, a virtual assistant in San Mateo in the Philippines, works all through the night, five days a week, for $1,200 a month, and she couldn’t be more ...

One medical virtual assistant company grew from $46,000 in revenue in 2019 to over $16 million today. This hockey-stick growth reflects the enormous value these services provide.

Labor Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma made the admission when asked if higher salaries for workers in other countries is a factor as to why such jobs are hard to fill despite being in demand. “The ...