What does the woman think about the job application?

M: Listen, you’ve been saying for ages that you wanted to change your job. This one’s perfect.
W: I know, but I’m sure there’ll be hundreds of applicants, especially with a salary like that.
And I’m sure they’ll be better qualified than me. I don’t want to waste my time.
M: Look, you might as well apply for it. What have you got to lose? And you might be lucky. Come on, go for it.

M: Maria, the curtain goes up on your new play next week. Are you at all anxious or is opening night an occasion which no longer bothers you?
W: Well, it depends on the production. But in this case, I’ve been privileged again to have an excellent director. I’ve learned from him that I don’t just learn the part, I live it. And that takes away any fears I might have.
M: I’ve heard that no one dares to challenge the director’s opinions. Is that true?