FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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We have an internal quality control department that is responsible for ensuring the highest level of customer service. If an employee’s work performance is not up to standard, we will work on rectification or employee replacement. The time in between the employee being paused and the new virtual employee being hired is counted, accrued, and credited to your account.
Simply put, CloudHire employees are your employees. They work on your time and your schedule. We do however recommend that you work out personal schedules with your employees during the onboarding process.
CloudHire has a $1,000 equipment budget allotted at the time of hiring to provide the employee with software and hardware to get your work done. We also provide stipended employee internet access at 200 Mb/ps to ensure that they are connected and available to you.
CloudHire will try its best to ensure that your virtual employees are certified with all requirements listed by the client. If there are gaps in the employee’s certifications, CloudHire will create a timeline for the employee to attain the certifications and training required.
CloudHire offers open resources for employee learning. These include LinkedIn Learning, DataCamp, BritishCouncil English Courses, Coursera, and more.
CloudHire Virtual Employees are required to create weekly debriefs of their work done, as well as their plan for the coming week. This makes managing their work, setting benchmarks, and ensuring quality work easy. Because your Virtual Employees plan and present their schedules and work goals, you as a manager can easily adjust their schedules and bring up concerns. The better your management process, the better your results from your Virtual Employee.
Hiring a virtual employee as a service means hiring an overseas employee through CloudHire. The employee is not considered a 1099 and therefore, is not applicable for workers comp, payroll, etc.
Because the virtual employee is neither a 1099 nor w2, he/she is not bound by individual state laws in the USA.
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CloudHire takes several precautions to ensure that your data stays confidential. All employees sign NDAs with CloudHire and its clients. That means that legally, employees are obligated to protect confidential information from CloudHire as well as other individuals or organizations.
Virtual Employees connect to your servers via VPN, and or through Cloud, depending on how your organization is set up. Therefore, your security protocols transfer onto your virtual employee’s work.
CloudHire has a dedicated security team to monitor cyber security threats. This is an added level of security on your protocols to ensure that CloudHire treats your data with the utmost confidentiality.
CloudHire is a technology partner with various companies such as Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, Google, etc. This gives us access to a highly-skilled talent network. We couple this with our proprietary searching technologies to find highly skilled virtual employee candidates.
CloudHire Virtual employees undergo extensive behavioral testing before they are hired. This ensures that employees fit into client cultures.
CloudHire provides virtual employees with communication training to ensure the highest level of effective communication between clients.
CloudHire manages payroll for virtual employees so you don’t have to.
CloudHire allows you to hire employees as a service and pay through credit,
rather than cash.
All Virtual Employees have a minimum 12 day PTO policy, accruing 1 day per month. An additional 5 days of sick leave is included, contingent on medical proof.
Virtual Employees are also subject to 12 national holidays in India, and the national holidays of their client’s country (20 days would be the total for US Clients).
CloudHire accepts your first late payment with no penalty if it is within 3 days of the invoice due date. There is a 2% late fee that is charged to every late payment after the first. Failure to pay within the first 2 weeks of invoice due date results in termination and breach of contract.