[googlefont="Fira Sans"][div style="border-top:4px #CCCCCC solid;border-bottom:4px #cccccc solid;border-left:2px #A0522D solid;border-right:2px #A0522D solid;"][div style="border-right:4px #cccccc solid;border-left:4px #cccccc solid;border-bottom:2px #A0522D solid;border-top:2px #A0522D solid;padding:8px;background-color:white;color:black;font-family:'Fira Sans';font-size:12px;"]Today had been standard so far. Laine appreciated that. Everything was tidy, which was the way it was supposed to be. She had progressed through her designated routine, pausing at the doorway of the lab of Dr. Kallie.
Laine's checklist for today included saying hello to a minimum of 12 researchers during her rounds and having a brief conversation with at least three. She had added this to her list so that included researcher maintenance as well as anomaly maintenance. Laine had been instructed that she was not supposed to refer to it as researcher maintenance because some people considered this to be impolite. It was, however, the most accurate term. It was important to maintain a semblance of interpersonal relationships so that personnel would not hesitate to request aid if it was required. This was important for Foundation security. Thus, researcher maintenance was important for Foundation security, even if Laine was not supposed to call it that.
[font color="a0522d"]"Good morning, Dr. Kallie."[/font] Laine placed a checkmark very neatly within the boundaries of one of the 12 boxes under the parameter of greet research personnel and wrote Dr. Kallie's name and rank on the line beside it. It was important to keep track of this information so that she regularly spoke to all personnel and favoritism was not suspected.
Conversation was much more challenging. Laine was not good with people. [font color="a0522d"]"Is your research progressing within desired parameters?"[/font]
Laine's checklist for today included saying hello to a minimum of 12 researchers during her rounds and having a brief conversation with at least three. She had added this to her list so that included researcher maintenance as well as anomaly maintenance. Laine had been instructed that she was not supposed to refer to it as researcher maintenance because some people considered this to be impolite. It was, however, the most accurate term. It was important to maintain a semblance of interpersonal relationships so that personnel would not hesitate to request aid if it was required. This was important for Foundation security. Thus, researcher maintenance was important for Foundation security, even if Laine was not supposed to call it that.
[font color="a0522d"]"Good morning, Dr. Kallie."[/font] Laine placed a checkmark very neatly within the boundaries of one of the 12 boxes under the parameter of greet research personnel and wrote Dr. Kallie's name and rank on the line beside it. It was important to keep track of this information so that she regularly spoke to all personnel and favoritism was not suspected.
Conversation was much more challenging. Laine was not good with people. [font color="a0522d"]"Is your research progressing within desired parameters?"[/font]