Thanks for visiting my blog. My name is Ella from Aklan Philippines. I work full time as a Virtual Assistant and at the same time a wife and a mom to my beautiful daughter Mikee
I have worked in the call center industry for the past 3 years. Started as a customer service representative for a credit card company in the United States. Managed to move up the ladder to a Senior Asst. Operations Manager.
But when I fell in love with my baby, I decided to give up the career world and focus my attention as a stay home mom and put up my own Virtual Assistance business. I never regret what I did. Now, I work whenever and wherever!
Let me share some “weird things” about me:
* I love nagaraya. I eat it with rice!
* I sleep with my feet swaying.
* I don’t eat vegetables
* I’m scared of roaches and spiders!
Okay, okay, go ahead and laugh a bit. Not many people would understand me but hey that’s the real me. Nothing more nothing less.
As a virtual assistant, I work real hard, and dedicated to always giving good customer experience. I am open to feedback to. I accept criticism positively. My skills include: data entry (typing speed of 40 to 50 wpm with 90% accuracy), proficiency in MS Office Applications, excellent communication skills both oral and written.
Blogging has become my hobby. I hope you enjoyed visiting my blog. If you catch me online, go ahead and chat with me! I would love to hear your thoughts!
Have a nice day !
By: bibomedia on February 27, 2008
at 4:03 pm
Hi Ella,
You just applied for my Virtual Assistant job on Odesk. I like you blog. What call center did you work at prior to becoming a VA?
By: Bob Roscoe on May 7, 2008
at 2:25 am
hi ella…i recently found out that there’s a career to being a VA and i was fortunate to come accross your site while i was looking on how to become one…
If you wouldnt mind…can you give me some advice on where to start, where to apply and how to become a Virtual Assistant.
Thank you and more power!
By: nova on May 9, 2008
at 9:01 am
Ella is remarkable. Herself as well as her team are very hard working and professional individuals. I have provided them with many tasks and they always send it back above and beyond my expectations. As my business grows, I hope to help her’s grow as well.
By: Christy Taylor on May 23, 2008
at 8:55 pm
Im proud of you my friend!
By: mark on June 27, 2008
at 4:28 am
hi ella. i have roots in new washington too. my father’s a tupas and, like you, many summers were spent in cawayan, ochando and fatima. your blogs have rekindled memories of the past when we were all kids running on the beach. my dad’s humble home in fatima was just a few steps away from the beach. looking back, that was nature at its purest. thanks so much for this site.
By: Tops Tupas on June 30, 2008
at 2:15 pm
Very nice profile.:-)
Have a great day!
Thanks,
AR
By: Agus Riyanto on January 18, 2009
at 5:22 am
Wow! Taga New Washington Gid!!!, well, dear ELLA, go back to bay-bay and maligos kita on saint john the baptist day!!!, and blessed be with you w/this site, don’t forget i wear swimming tanggassss.
By: Remy on February 6, 2009
at 8:43 am
Hello Remy. I was in the baybay last June, and I didn’t notice any gal wearing tangas… probably i was not looking carefully at all. take care!
By: Ella on July 20, 2009
at 6:08 am
New Washington? Like you need a visa, feeling stateside lang talaga. I’m Nonoy Ely from Cawayan. Hi Tops Tupas anyo kang kulamog ha?Ella who?
By: Ely R. Peralta on July 20, 2009
at 5:24 am
Hello Ely. Thanks for visiting my blog. My parents are low profile here but my hubby is a Pelayo. I grew up in Manila but my parents are from here. So honestly i dont understand what a “kulamog” is… Hope you enjoy reading my posts
By: Ella on July 20, 2009
at 6:07 am