This document discusses informational interviews and provides guidance on how and why to conduct them. It defines an informational interview as an opportunity to learn about a topic and potentially establish a relationship with a practitioner in that field. The document notes that informational interviews are not just about asking "what do you do?" but rather learning from the practitioner. It then outlines the topics to be covered: what informational interviews are, why they should be conducted, and how to conduct them properly by focusing on learning about the other person rather than just yourself.