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Frequently asked questions
Answers for employers who want to hire, and for Filipino virtual assistants who want work.
For employers
What is Orbytt?
Orbytt is a talent network for AI-ready Filipino virtual assistants. Employers browse profiles, post jobs, and contact talent directly. Talent join for free, build a profile, and take courses in Orbytt Academy.
How much does it cost to hire through Orbytt?
The Direct Employer plan is free for a limited time. It normally costs $25 per month. You do not need a credit card to join. The Agency plan is priced by quote.
How is Orbytt different from a VA agency?
Orbytt is a talent network, not a traditional agency. You find and contact talent directly. There is no agency markup on the rate that you agree with the professional.
For Filipino VAs
Is Orbytt free for Filipino virtual assistants?
Yes. Orbytt is free to join and you do not need a credit card. Orbytt never takes money from you. Orbytt exists to help you earn.
How do employers find me on Orbytt?
Complete your profile and select your specialties. Your profile then appears in the Talent Network, where employers search. Add examples of your work to show your skills.
What can I learn in Orbytt Academy?
Orbytt Academy has free courses on AI skills and prompt engineering. It also has hands-on training for VA specialties. You earn a certificate when you complete a course.
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Nathalie posted an update 3 weeks ago
before you spend hours redoing something based on what you think the client wants, clarify the direction first.
sometimes the problem isn’t your work. you just don’t have enough information yet.
you don’t get extra points for guessing correctly.
so, ask first. revise after.
check this out 👉https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1J3557y2oo/
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Rodelyn Erebias posted an update 3 weeks ago
3 weeks ago (edited)
Nobody talks about this part of operations.
Six months into The Operator Track and one of the biggest things I am learning has nothing to do with systems or tools.
It is emotional intelligence.
Before you manage a team, a client or a business you have to manage yourself first.
→ Someone is being aggressive in a meeting
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Rodelyn Erebias posted an update 3 weeks ago
3 weeks ago (edited)
I did not know what Go High Level was when I first touched it.
I was a Client Success Manager at a digital marketing agency.
They handed me access and expected me to figure it out.
So I did.
And what I thought was just another tool turned out to be one of the most valuable things I learned in my entire freelancing career.
GoHighLevel teaches you how…
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Victor replied to the discussion Hi, I'm Victor. I am one of the co-founder of Orbytt in the forum Introduce yourself! 4 weeks ago
Reply to Hi, I'm Victor. I am one of the co-founder of Orbytt
Welcome Alejandro!
It’s awesome to connect with you here.Nat and I are definitely working on ramping up features here soon. Will definitely reach out for sure!
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Alejandro Dionio II replied to the discussion Hi, I'm Victor. I am one of the co-founder of Orbytt in the forum Introduce yourself! 4 weeks ago
Reply to Hi, I'm Victor. I am one of the co-founder of Orbytt
Hi Victor,
It’s a pleasure to meet you! I’m new here and currently exploring this platform for potential clients.
Let me know if I can help you with anything. Wishing you all the best!
Best regards,
Al
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Alejandro Dionio II posted an update 4 weeks ago
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Daniel Descatiar posted an update 4 weeks ago
Hello everyone
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Hello Daniel.
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Nathalie posted an update 4 weeks ago
your résumé help people understand what you’ve done.
your portfolio helps them SEE what you can actually do.and sometimes, that’s really all a potential client needs
clarity + something that backs up what you’re saying.
we talked more about what you can include in both on our facebook page!
sharing it here in case you’re currently fixing yours. :>… -
Rodelyn Erebias posted an update 5 weeks ago
The client was not getting the results they paid for.
They stayed anyway.
Not because of the numbers. Because of the relationship.
Check in calls. Quick chats. Honest conversations about what was working and what was not. Feedback that never got ignored.
That is what kept them.
A good customer support specialist or client success manager is not…
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Rodelyn Erebias posted an update 5 weeks ago
96% on a tax assessment I had never taken before.
Not 100%. That one missed detail is going to bother me for a while. 😄
But ten years in customer support taught me something. Experience is not a reason to stop checking yourself. It is actually more reason to.
I reviewed before I started. Spent time getting familiar before touching the real thing.…
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Rodelyn Erebias posted an update 5 weeks ago
5 weeks ago (edited)
Every time I see a pending case I feel this itch to close it right away.
I used to think it was just me not wanting unfinished work on my plate.
But ten years in customer support taught me it was never about the task.
There is a person behind every pending case. Someone already juggling their own life, their own pressures, their own day. And…
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Armaine Binuluan posted an update 5 weeks ago
The hardest part of becoming a Virtual Assistant?
Sometimes, it’s not learning the skills.
It’s getting someone to give you a chance when your resume says “No VA Experience.”
As a beginner, I’ve experienced the doubts:
💭 “Will someone hire me?”
💭 “There are so many experienced VAs. How can I compete?”
💭 “What if I’m not good…
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Nathalie posted an update 5 weeks ago
Getting an offer doesn’t mean you have to say yes right away.
The client is checking if you’re right for the project, but you should also check if the project is right for you.
Before accepting, make sure you understand the scope, timeline, communication setup, payment terms, and what success looks like.
A few questions now can save a LOT…
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Winston Constantine II Aldaba posted an update 5 weeks ago
One of my passion is creating AI images
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Winston Constantine II Aldaba posted an update 5 weeks ago
I’m Winston Aldaba, a technology and operations leader with over 20 years of experience helping global organizations solve complex business challenges through technology, process improvement, and strategic project management. I’ve worked with industry leaders such as EY, TELUS, JPMorgan Chase, Accenture, and CarParts.com, leading…
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