Cracking The VA Code – Nathan Hirsch and Connor Gillivan

Cracking The VA Code Information

A Proven System to Interview, Onboard, Train, and Manage VAs to Scale your Business Faster

Here’s what you’ll get in Cracking The VA Code

A Proven System for Hiring and Scaling with VAs

Section 1: The Introduction

Module 1: Meet your instructors for the course, Nathan Hirsch and Connor Gillivan.

• Learn how the course will change your outlook on hiring and business.

Module 2: Get introduced to the IOTM System

Module 3: Complete an activity evaluating your business and setting goals for where you want it to be by the end of the course.

Section 2: Interviewing (The CARE Interview Process)

Module 1: What is a virtual assistant and what traits make a really good one?

• Cheat sheet: Traits to Looks for & Traits to Avoid

Module 2: Where can you hire VAs from and important things to know about hiring from the Philippines.

• Cheat sheet: Things to Remember about Filipinos

Module 3: How to decide what task to hire for first in your business.

• Activity: Decide which task that you’re going to hire for first.

Module 4: How to conduct an interview using just chat (Skype/Slack) and the CARE Interview Process.

• Activity: Find and interview at least 2 virtual assistants for the task you want to take off your plate using our unique CARE Interview Process.

Section 3: Onboarding (The SICC Method)

Module 1: How to set up a working schedule with your VA

• Activity: Create a schedule with the VA that you’re hiring for your first task

Module 2: How to deal with Internet issues, power outages, and disappearing VAs

• Cheat sheet: Questions to Ask to Identify Possible Red Flags

Module 3: How to Set Up Communication Channels with your VA

• Activity: Download the communication apps you’re going to use.

Module 4: How to onboard for company goals and culture

• Activity: Create your own company culture doc
• Full Section Activity: Hold a meeting with the VA to go over monetary compensation and all parts of the SICC Onboarding Method.

Section 4: Training (The SSS Technique)

Module 1: What is a SOP and how do you build your own?

• Cheat sheet: SOP examples
• Activity: Make your own SOP for the task that you’re hiring the VA for

Module 2: How to train with a SOP using the SSS Training Technique. SSS stands for study, sample, show.

• Activity: Set up a meeting and train your newly hired VA on the task’s SOP

Section 5: Managing your VA (The BARF Method)

Module 1: The BARF Method (Buying in, Appreciation, Relationship, Family)

• Cheat sheet: 1 Activity to Perform Each Week from the BARF Method

Module 2: How to manage your VA on a weekly basis with daily checkins, weekly meetings, and quarterly check-ins.

• Activity: Set up the meetings in your calendar and invite the VA to them. Clearly explain your expectations for daily checkins to the VA.

Module 3: How to use a task management system like Trello to manage your VA

Module 4: How to set up bonus and raise policies

• Activity: Create your own bonus and raise policies and share them with your VA

Module 5: How to fire someone when it’s not working out

Module 6: How to scale your team past 1 VA, 5 VAs, 10 VAs.

• Cheat sheet: Organizational charts for each level of scaling a business with VAs.

Section 6: Outro

Module 1: Special thanks from Nathan and Connor.

Module 2: Give your feedback on how the course was and where it can be improved.

About Nathan Hirsch and Connor Gillivan

Nathan Hirsch and Connor Gillivan are 10+ year entrepreneurs. They built their first eCommerce business to $25 million in total sales using virtual assistants. Then, they scaled and sold their second company, FreeUp, with a 100% remote team of virtual assistants. They have been recognized on 250+ podcasts such as Entrepreneur on Fire and were on the Entrepreneur 360 List for two years in a row commending them as one of the best entrepreneurial companies in America.

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