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Harmony had sorted and filed and categorized all of the applications that had been coming in and still it had been giving him a headache. Some of the jobs were easier to fill than others. He'd send them off for interviews then the screening process and then Human/NonHuman Resources would start their process as well. It was all too much work for his taste, and the fact that they did have the dual enterprise of having to maintain the actual Law side of things for the walk ins off the street? It was a bit more stressing than he wanted to deal with. He was still the name of the company though, and his own image was... well it was less than stellar even with all the work the firm did to reassure any human clients that Angel was just a private man, and not having a last name wasn't anything like Madonna or Cher.
Now he remembered Donovan when he first came into the firm. The kid was just a kid and had been dealing with his affliction on his own for a while and Angel was actually able to give the kid a normal life... well as normal as could be for working at a law firm that dealt in the occult and demons on a day to day. Plus the kid actually ended up being a pretty good mail guy. The whole Mexican Wrestler thing was a bit unsettling so he let Donovan handle the human side of things, and a bit of the overflow from the main branch.
That was the reality of it. Elevator doors didn't open on both sides just for the hell of it... well technically maybe that was right, but the first four floors of the firm were actually operating like a real law firm would. People could come in, check with the front desk... meet with their legal representative and real law happened.
The rest of the building though... relied on those second set of doors... to the interior hallways and mystery of the demon world and those sewer and back alley entrances. And that was the part he was having the most issue staffing. Especially when it came to someone he trusted to keep his own image out of the... press so to speak. He was getting pressure to meet Senators and high ranking demons and he just didn't even know if it was a good idea. He didn't want a demon telling him what was good for his image either. He thought he knew what was best, but apparently he still couldn't keep everything out of the spotlight.
So when Donovan dropped off another stack of resumes he dropped a name, and it was a name Angel actually recognized from his recent foray into the internet. Sasha was a girl he'd commented to once... maybe twice just on a whim of it being far too late for him to actually want to work and she reminded him of Cordy a bit... who he really did miss around the office. So he took it upon himself to send her an email and ask for a resume. She sent one and he was impressed, mostly because she'd been doing PR for Nathan Petrelli... who was right now presumed dead last he heard. The press conference and the gunfire kind of eliminates much need for curiosity unless he was a vampire. He called her back and asked if she would be interested in an interview, and proceeded to schedule one for Thursday after his three o'clock meeting.
At the very least she knew Donovan which meant she had an idea of what he did for a living, and maybe it wasn't all up front just yet, but Angel had no issue being honest these days. Besides if she went off blabbing about the Vampire with a Soul running a law firm of Demons? She'd be laughed off... probably... hopefully.
Pressing the intercom he got Harmony's attention, "Harmony? Could you send in Miss Hoffman?"
"Sure thing Angel!"
Now he remembered Donovan when he first came into the firm. The kid was just a kid and had been dealing with his affliction on his own for a while and Angel was actually able to give the kid a normal life... well as normal as could be for working at a law firm that dealt in the occult and demons on a day to day. Plus the kid actually ended up being a pretty good mail guy. The whole Mexican Wrestler thing was a bit unsettling so he let Donovan handle the human side of things, and a bit of the overflow from the main branch.
That was the reality of it. Elevator doors didn't open on both sides just for the hell of it... well technically maybe that was right, but the first four floors of the firm were actually operating like a real law firm would. People could come in, check with the front desk... meet with their legal representative and real law happened.
The rest of the building though... relied on those second set of doors... to the interior hallways and mystery of the demon world and those sewer and back alley entrances. And that was the part he was having the most issue staffing. Especially when it came to someone he trusted to keep his own image out of the... press so to speak. He was getting pressure to meet Senators and high ranking demons and he just didn't even know if it was a good idea. He didn't want a demon telling him what was good for his image either. He thought he knew what was best, but apparently he still couldn't keep everything out of the spotlight.
So when Donovan dropped off another stack of resumes he dropped a name, and it was a name Angel actually recognized from his recent foray into the internet. Sasha was a girl he'd commented to once... maybe twice just on a whim of it being far too late for him to actually want to work and she reminded him of Cordy a bit... who he really did miss around the office. So he took it upon himself to send her an email and ask for a resume. She sent one and he was impressed, mostly because she'd been doing PR for Nathan Petrelli... who was right now presumed dead last he heard. The press conference and the gunfire kind of eliminates much need for curiosity unless he was a vampire. He called her back and asked if she would be interested in an interview, and proceeded to schedule one for Thursday after his three o'clock meeting.
At the very least she knew Donovan which meant she had an idea of what he did for a living, and maybe it wasn't all up front just yet, but Angel had no issue being honest these days. Besides if she went off blabbing about the Vampire with a Soul running a law firm of Demons? She'd be laughed off... probably... hopefully.
Pressing the intercom he got Harmony's attention, "Harmony? Could you send in Miss Hoffman?"
"Sure thing Angel!"
