Bryce doesn’t conduct interviews the way Mr. Eckhart does. And, since he’s joined the firm, Mr. Eckhart hasn’t had any reason to interview anyone else personally again. Alecia receives the resumes and performs the initial interviews, then passes any potential candidates onto Bryce for a second look. If he adds a hiring manager on staff, that will eliminate his involvement in the whole process, too, leaving him more time for his other duties. First and foremost of which is, of course, performing any tasks with which Mr. Eckhart needs his assistance.
At eight o’clock, Alecia arrives at the office and starts in on the Post-Its Bryce has left on her computer. Call the coffee company, find the Japan account, get together the folders for tomorrow’s interviews. When the first candidate arrives t
