Justice

"I would only work part-time, of course," Fenton stated plainly. "This is not only cost effective, but allows a bit of ... well, smoldering time; this is what I call the levy between the launch of a new policy and its impact upon and the reaction from its intended audience. There is typically a tremendous amount of unrest and then reaction before dereliction of duty." They were impressed. "You've done this before," one of them said quietly, and Fenton nodded. "Anticipating your next question, yes, it's possible to do the job part-time, but it requires efficiency and also speed. The basic framework for dealing with problems is: exhaustively research then definitively act within the smallest possible timeframe." The hiring manager smiled. "Are you okay with the title of Policy Officer?" Fenton smiled also. "Yes, that's fine. I think calling me the Red Right Hand wouldn't fit the culture at this time." They laughed, and Fenton nodded; it was always cordial in the beginning, before inescapable justice did its thing.