Key Takeaways
Trust is built through small, repeated wins.
Clear expectations remove most friction.
Give feedback early and kindly.
Start With Clarity
Share what success looks like, how you communicate, and what decisions your assistant can make alone. Ambiguity is the enemy of trust.
Show Reliability On Both Sides
Reply on time, pay on time, and keep commitments. Your assistant will match the standard you set.
Expand Responsibility Gradually
Begin with low-risk tasks. As results prove out, hand over more. Read the first 30 days plan.
Give Feedback That Helps
Be specific, timely, and focused on the work. Praise what goes well so it repeats.
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