You step into a bright, messy room. A cheerful tune plays from the speaker in the corner.A woman - you recognize her as Els - sits at a desk, tinkering away at something. The desk's surface is covered in sketches, crafting materials, bits of fabric and thread, and post it notes with hastily scribbled thoughts. On the screen of the open laptop, you see an open file with lines of code.The woman looks over her shoulder and smiles. "Feel free to look around; there's some interesting stuff in the cabinet over there, if you're curious." She turns back to her work.

You take a look at the cabinet.On the top shelf you see a lineup of handmade dolls. Next to the dolls stands a box labeled "material experiments".On the middle shelf stands a bright yellow box, with a thick report lying on top: Landscape: A playful reimagining of self-tracking technology for menopause.On the lowest shelf you find a row of notebooks and a stack of sketchbooks. Both sets of books look somewhat worse for wear, like they've been dragged around and well used.
You could also take a step closer to the desk Els is working at, and ask her about what's she's currently working on.
The room is bright and messy. A cheerful tune plays from the speaker in the corner. Els tinkers away at her chaotic desk, sometimes humming to the music.

You take a look at the cabinet.On the top shelf you see a seemingly random assortment of children's toys; and a sticky note reading: Professional Identity. Next to the toys stands a snow globe labeled "Vision".Next, you see a board game. The box, laying next to it reads The Expertise Areas.On the next shelf stand a row of binders, filled with notes on different university courses and projects. Browsing these should give you a good idea of the things Els has learned over the past years.
You could also take a step closer to the desk Els is working at, and ask her about what's she's currently working on.