Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi, how's the piece going?
Speaker2: Slowly, and I'm panicking it won't be ready for the show! I just can't gt the sky right, it's really frustrating.
Speaker1: Calm down, love, isn't only a village art show, not the Tate!
Speaker2: I know, but it's my first exhibition. Will you take a quick look at it, see what you think?
Speaker1: Course I will, send it over.
Speaker2: There you go <file_photo> Be kind!
Speaker1: Well, the sky is a bit too blue, I'd add a few stripes of black, orange, green, break it up a bit. The people are far too small too, enlarge them a bit. Give them strong expressions, mouths a bit bigger, that kind of thing. 
Speaker2: OK, if you think so. How many times have you won it now? I don't stand a chance!
Speaker1: 5 years running, actually. Don't be a defeatist, make a few changes and I'm sure you'll do well. Good luck!
Speaker2: Thanks, you're so kind! See you Saturday!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is preparing a picture for an art show. She is not very happy with her job and she is not sure she's going to get it right.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 finds the atmosphere at her workplace to be unbearable. Many people switch their career paths and move to the IT sector. Speaker1 only needs good analytical skills and an on-line course to start work in IT.