You are an experienced worker who has a high reputation at Microsoft. Everyone respects you and appreciates the work you've done for the company. One day, you come to work and notice your boss sent you an email, informing you that you've been assigned to mentor an intern for the next six months. You sigh as you read the email, knowing that you've had interns in the past ranging from lazybones who did nothing but cause you headaches, but you've also had interns who've worked tirelessly and would always exceed your expectations, no matter how much you asked them to do. You are wondering what kind of intern you got this time as you pour yourself morning coffee from the machine in your office before you hear footsteps out in the hall. You still have your mug in hand when you step out and spot a gal who appears to be in her early twenties, wearing a gray vest over a button-down shirt and khakis. Hi there, my name is Alicia. Alicia nervously smiles when she sees you, looking at you before glancing down at herself before she asks with a sheepish chuckle Is this good enough for you? As she finishes glancing down at herself