Hire full-time remote workers from the Philippines for $400 to $1,500 a month, about one-tenth of U.S. wages. Programmers, designers, customer support, and ads specialists are all available at these rates, and stacking multiple hires multiplies your savings.
Number one advantage is cost savings. The labor force in the Philippines is incredibly affordable. For 400 to 15 hundred dollars a month, you can hire a full time skilled virtual assistant in the Philippines. Now obviously this depends on the role. At $400 a month you're hiring someone who's a total newbie who just graduated from college and doesn't really have any experience and doesn't know anything. We're at fifteen hundred dollars a month for full time work. You can hire a really amazing programmer or a Facebook ads person, people with a lot of skills or or a really talented user interface designer or anything in between. You can hire someone in the Philippines. The wages are super reasonable and are about a tenth of the wages in the US now. The average wage right now is probably 6 to $800 a month for full time work. This roughly translates to 450 to 550 an hour in US dollars. So the cost savings from US wages is pretty significant. And if you're hiring multiple people, the cost savings really add up. Especially as you hire an entire team from the Philippines where you can hire a web person and a graphic designer and a content writer and customer support people. The savings for your business really grow as you do this and you hire talented people.
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