They keep an eye on him most days but they’ve come to accept that his talents are in high demand so, at times, they look away. So long as he’s not endangering their own interests the higher ups tend to give him a pass. However, he was a corporate asset - a damn expensive one - so even letting him do runs not exclusively meant to benefit the company still meant they pressured him to keep staff around should things go south. Peppered with cautionary tales and vague hints of weaning off of runs, Odin felt plenty of incentive to simply run for NeoNET but that was too inconsistent. He would rather go back to digital stress testing but his reputation wouldn’t let his employers drop him into such a mundane job. He recalls the time of wishing for a better pay, a more consistent work schedule, and now that he had it he felt restless. This was not success. This was stable, certainly, and he enjoyed stability, but he could still see the cage walls no matter how much gold they put on it.
Made by the wonderful @tench! Odin is my Technomancer and I’ve always loved the idea of him finally breaking out of his mundane wageslave job and in recent writings he’s found perhaps he had grown to enjoy Shadowrunning a bit too much, even with a hefty paycheck these days!