A Descent Into the Mailroom
Despite his inopportune surname, Ted Gassass was the cleverest employee Fovershire Investments had seen since the late, great Mr Fovershire himself. Nobody but the unfortunately-named VP of HR had been with the company long enough to have met its founder, but Ted said the man had been a competent leader, so everyone in Human Resources believed it.
When Ted decided some restructuring was in order, Nina and Warren were a little sceptical, but they went along with it. Ted knew what he was talking about. Nina and Warren were both of the “knowledge is power” generation, and the boss’s wall was plastered with degrees and certificates. His ideas must all be good ones.
“We’ve got to keep up with the big guns,” he told them, tapping his pocket watch against the bl
