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INDIA’S VIRTUAL ASSISTANT INDUSTRY AND ITS NEED FOR BETTER INTERNET BANDWIDTH BY RACHEL JUSTIS
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oday’s burgeoning professional problems need new, innovative solutions to answer them. Even a business leader or a chief executive officer doesn›t have the same role as they did a few years ago. Not only do these corporate directors require the ability to set the vision and strategy for their company—they also need experience with other C-suite roles, resilience in the current world of rinse-and-repeat crises, and adaptability to attain
any skills that might be useful. But being a successful leader doesn›t necessarily mean being a Renaissance person. Many have found the secret to making their professional lives easier and more efficient: delegation. That’s where India’s virtual assistant industry comes in. With this service, business leaders can hire skilled professionals for essential tasks, while Indian workers get the advantage of a higher salary than they’d otherwise receive SEPTEMBER 2023 | ISSUE 132 43