Crew Assignments

[Lewis Remmick]

To Whom It May Concern,

I was just hoping to inquire about when the new (or initial, in my case) crew assignments would be made. I’m eager to have a (more) stable position, and maybe even leave my duffel in one place for a while.

Acting Ensign, Lewis Remmick

[Aramond]

I know there are a bunch of people currently awaiting for assignments/reassignments. Just make sure you have the proper forms filled out and submitted, and I’m sure our senior officers will get to it in due time.

[Lewis Remmick]

I hope I didn’t seem pushy. I was just curious if there was a time frame. I’ve filled out my forms, and I understand it probably takes longer to reassign the entire division than to place one crew member. I just know I have a propensity to be impatient, and knowing how long to wait always helps me, and I figured it helped other people as well.

Now that I’ve spoken far too much,

Thank you.

[John van Leigh]

Sorry about the delay! I assure you, we are working on it, but you have probably seen how badly understaffed we were today. Deciding assignments is a complicated job, as you have to sort out specialties, ranks, requests… We know it’s exciting for a recently graduated ensign to get a new assignment (hell, I kept checking the docs every fifteen minutes for an entire week back on my day!), but this is a rather unconvenient time for us, as this isn’t as much of a matter of seeing where you fit, as it is a matter of moving thirty-some people.

As Aramond says, make sure your forms are completed. We’ll get back to everyone as soon as we can!

[Aramond]

I’m also sorry if my response came out sounding at all negative. It’s one of the negatives of conversing in a text-only format. 🙂

[Lewis Remmick]

No, sir, you didn’t seem negative at all. I was just worried about how I “sounded.” As you said, text communication does some things better and some worse than other formats

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