Erwin Valles
Founder & Head of SEO, Web Design & Development
Leads organic search strategy, website experience, design direction, technical development, and ongoing product growth across VirtualAssistant.com.ph.
View LinkedInVirtualAssistant.com.ph helps businesses define the role, screen credible candidates, build a focused shortlist, coordinate the hiring process, and support the placement after the right person starts.
The goal is a better hire, not more profiles to sort through. Our process starts with the work your business needs done and uses that context throughout recruiting and matching.
We start with responsibilities, hours, schedule, budget, tools, and the outcomes the Virtual Assistant should own.
Candidates complete structured profile requirements, skills testing, a video introduction, recruiter review, and approval before public visibility.
We help move the process from shortlist to interview, final terms, onboarding, and ongoing placement support when you choose the managed service.
The Client Portal supports private candidate details, messages, hiring stages, and onboarding when those tools become useful. It is not the first thing a prospective client needs to learn.
Founder & Head of SEO, Web Design & Development
Leads organic search strategy, website experience, design direction, technical development, and ongoing product growth across VirtualAssistant.com.ph.
View LinkedInWe would rather show less information than publish a number, badge, or success claim that cannot be supported by the platform’s records.
Role briefs, uploaded documents, recruiter notes, test answers, resumes, and direct contact details remain outside the public directory.
Only approved, available Virtual Assistants who meet the public-profile requirements can appear. Public pages expose a deliberately limited set of work-relevant fields.
Clients retain final hiring, access, supervision, compliance, compensation, and approval decisions. Regulated or licensed work stays with appropriately qualified professionals.
We do not display invented testimonials, fake client logos, unsupported placement totals, or artificial availability counts. When the site displays available talent, it comes from approved profiles currently marked available.