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Sherrie Holmes, Proprietor (Also CEO, Office Manager, Marketing Director, Impressive statistics include: -- Six published books dedicated to me in gratitude |
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Lord Byron Human Resources Manager Byron has been with the company for eight years. He started out as an intern while still a kitten and worked his way up to Human Resources Manager by the time he was a year old. Byron comes from the "good old boy" school of management and enjoys acting the lord of the manor. He is adept at walking the floor, looking pompous and important. His genuine care for the other employees is the only thing that saves him from getting anything worse than noogies by various members of the staff. Byron is in charge of employee morale and takes his job seriously. He always makes sure we take our coffee breaks and lunch breaks. Whenever he notices that the CEO has been working too hard, he likes to sneak up behind her chair, stand on his hind feet, and poke her in the back when she least expects it. This generally results in a loud shriek, which the staff find hilarious to the point of idiocy. It is an excellent means of getting rid of built up stress, however, so Byron uses it judiciously and to devastating effect. |
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Christopher the Assassin Security Department The company is located on a small farm in the country. Security is vital, since the CEO often handles confidential material. Christopher patrols the grounds vigilantly, killing anything that might be a threat to security. Because he is slightly dyslexic Christopher misunderstood his job description--he thinks he must present all his kills to the CEO for inspection and approval, and to make sure her gag reflex is working properly. His motto is "semper eatum upus" which is Latin for "always eat your prisoners." He practices his ambush skills by leaping at co-workers from behind chairs or doorways. When the CEO is working with highly confidential material, Christopher has been known to protect it with his body by lying sprawled over the papers. Due to Christopher's diligence, employees of Holmes Editorial Services work in a safe, secure environment. He is the recent recipient of his five-year anniversary pin. Windigo's Tempest Corporate Lawyer and Groundskeeper Tempest is the most senior member of the team, with 22 years under his girth. He's bucking for his 25 year gold watch and has only 3 years to go. Tempest is responsible for making sure Holmes Editorial Services is an Equine Opportunity Employer. He doubles as groundskeeper and does an efficient job keeping the lawns properly mowed and fertilized. (The fertilizers are strictly organic--no chemicals!) One of Tempest's minor duties is that of Alarm Clock. If the CEO is late to rise, he stands in the corner of his paddock closest to the bedroom and lets loose with a volly of whinnies loud enough to raise the dead and scare the eggs right out of the hens. He does this until the CEO gets out of bed and feeds him. StellaNova Receptionist and Junior Financial Officer Nova joined the firm as a receptionist in 2004 when she was an eleven-week-old puppy. She performed her duties admirably, making instant friends with the FedEx and UPS drivers who brought her cookies. Once she learned not to tinkle on the floor when excited, she took on the additional responsibilities of junior financial officer. Nova makes sure the CEO has a steady flow of work in order to keep the money coming in. More money means more toys. And doggie biscuits. . |
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