Hello Ramona

How did philosophy help you to be a better interaction designer?
Or was your study simply an attempt to make the world more explainable?

what were your favorite and least favourite parts about working in exhibition design? any memorable stories? thank you!

Seems like your doing a lot of engagement at the same time -

do you have one as your financial insurance and others as your passion projects?

Self-employment also requires administrational work besides the "real work" -

do you have tips how to manage this without being anoyed from it, or did you never suffer this problem?

Have any of you also worked abroad, as a trainee or permanent employee (except the current job)? How did you get/find this job, do you have any tips?

How has working with kids influenced your design practice?

Why did you decided to do a second BA in Interaction Design at the zhdk, if you already had a BA in interaction Design?

How is the financial situation with projects designing for society?

If it is difficult, do you think it will improve in the future and more money is invested?

What is your motivation for teaching / designing with kids / teenagers?

What do you gain from this?

Did you know at the beginning or during your two BA studies in which direction you wanted to go professionally? And how far or why did these views change?

In retrospect, would you recommend doing a Master's directly after the Bachelor's, in your case even two Bachelor's? Or would you first gain further, more work experience?

To what extent has your everyday life changed from a UX Designer to a Product Partner at the Ginetta?