\u201cVirtual assistance can enhance your startup\u2019s productivity\u201d says Aike M\u00fcller, a startup founder of RMBG in Netherlands who has experienced firsthand the impact of such a service.<\/p>\n
Here in conversation with Sunder. P, CEO of GetFriday when posed with this question, “Has it helped you achieve a healthy work-life balance<\/a> or has it actually made you more productive at work?”, Aike M\u00fcller\u2019s honest response sheds light on the real-world benefits and limitations. For startup founders like Aike, where every day is packed to the brim, achieving a healthy work-life balance seems almost mythical. Yet, the introduction of a virtual assistant from GetFriday<\/a> has allowed Aike to elevate that brim a little higher, enabling more tasks to be completed within the same tight timeframe.<\/p>\n Aike candidly admits that while the virtual assistant doesn’t necessarily free up time for leisure activities like reading a book or taking a walk, it does enhance his overall productivity at work. This nuanced reflection highlights the tangible impact of virtual assistance on a busy startup founder\u2019s life, offering a glimpse into how GetFriday plays a crucial role in managing the chaos and demands of modern work-life dynamics.<\/p>\n