Her résumé
Experience
A normal week for caseworkers and agency directors, inside your own inbox, calendar and phone line.
Night shift
9:02 PM – 7:30 AM
Front desk
Day and night
Inbox
Every morning
Where she earns it for social services agencies
The parts of the job that eat your week.
- 01
Intake that waits on paperwork
Every packet is read the night it arrives and checked against your intake checklist, so the missing document is asked for before the first appointment, not at it.
- 02
The phone during home visits
While caseworkers are in the field, calls are answered in your agency's name, the message is taken and the appointment lands on the calendar.
- 03
Follow-ups across a caseload
The client who owes a form, a signature or a callback gets a kind reminder drafted on schedule, and it stops the moment they reply.
The interview
You asked. She answered.
“Can you keep up with a caseload?”
Your pipeline runs referral, intake, assessment, active and review out of the box. I keep each client's documents, calls and messages on their record, so whoever picks up the case next can see where it stands.
“Will you send something I didn't approve?”
No. Nothing goes out without your OK unless you tell me it can, and that rule is enforced by the software, not by my memory.
“Why shouldn't I just use ChatGPT?”
For writing, you can. But someone has to connect it to your email, calendar and phone, teach it your clients and check every step it takes. I come set up for that, with a real team behind me.
Her salary
Less than a part-time assistant. No overtime.
One flat price for the phone, the inbox and the follow-ups. Try her for 14 days first. Card required, nothing charged today.
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- Base salary
- $499.00
- Overtime
- $0.00
- Sick days
- 0
- Hours on shift
- All of them