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On the call your Client Success Manager will introduce you to your VA intern and answer any questions you have about how the internship works and what kind of tasks are a good fit.
Once connected to your intern you begin communicating with them and give them the work you want them to do.
Once the internship is complete you can either just give feedback for improvement or you can hire the intern through our agency
Not at all. The intern will be working hard to impress you — their goal is to get hired — but you have zero obligation. You are simply helping them complete the final step of their vocational training.
Just tell your client success manager and they'll send you a payment link for the number of hours per week you'd like to hire your intern for.
No. We like to give our assistants a stable understanding of how many hours they need to hold each week for you. If you need fewer hours, you can adjust for the upcoming week.
No. Our goal is to make sure you have an assistant you're genuinely happy with. If we fail at that, we don't want you staying with us because of a contract.
We recommend starting slow with sensitive documents and building trust over time — the same way you'd approach any new professional relationship.
Your intern will have an internet connection, a computer, and access to standard free online tools. Any paid tools or phone service would need to be provided by you.
Our interns are based in Asia. Some work fully during US hours, some overlap partially, and some work outside US hours. You'll clarify this directly with your intern.
Good Shepherd Staffing is a freelance platform. You are paying an independent contractor through our platform. They handle their own tax obligations.
Your client success manager checks in weekly. If something isn't fixable, we'll replace your assistant with a new one — no questions asked.
Yes! We offer $0.50 per hour for the lifetime of any relationship you refer to us. Reach out to learn more.
We recommend starting with an entry-level VA first. Smart, hardworking generalists often learn specialized skills quickly and at better value.