2306|MEDIA PROFESSIONALS

— Professional prestige of different professions compared to the profession of journalist. — Reasons that most influence the professional prestige of journalists. — Main reasons that prompted him to devote himself to the journalistic profession. — Level of study and, where appropriate, university career you have studied. If you have studied your career in journalism: institution where he studied. — Current work: number of years you have been in your current position, form of access, section in which you work, professional category within the company and number of dependants or collaborating with the interviewee. — Distribution by sex of people who are working in charge/collaborating with the interviewee and assessing the proportion of men and the proportion of women who will reach positions or positions of responsibility. — Opinion on what has been the most important factor in getting your current job. — If your current occupation is not the first within the journalistic profession: years that he has been practicing the profession, years that he has been working in the current media and number of times he has changed job and company. Form of access to his first job, section in which he worked, professional category he held and years that he was in that position. Section, professional category and years you have been working in the job prior to your current job. — Sections, within the journalistic profession, most valued by the interviewee. — Degree of influence of different people on their journalistic career. — People or institutions that have had the most influence to encourage their professional career. — Assessment of the factors that most influence to ascend within the profession. — Assessment of the proportion of women holding positions or positions of responsibility in the journalistic profession. Opinion on the reason why there are many or few women in positions of responsibility. — Comparison of male/female journalist in various aspects of professional capacity and opportunities that both have and in the exercise of different sections or plots within the profession. — Opinion on what two advantages, in the exercise of the journalistic profession, men can have over women and vice versa. — Membership of a professional organisation: type of organisation. — Exercise of public office: type of charge. — Other remunerated activities it currently performs. — Degree of satisfaction that gives you the exercise of your profession. — Reasons why you have thought to stop working in the media. — Opinion on the degree to which journalists suffer stress and the degree of incidence of different aspects of the profession on the appearance of this stress. — Existence of a family journalist: degree of kinship with the interviewee. — Marital status and situation of coexistence of the interviewee. — Level of education of the spouse/partner, the father and the mother of the interviewee. — Occupation of the spouse/partner, the father and the mother of the interviewee. — Place where he mainly spent his childhood. — Holding of siblings: distribution by sex and place of the interviewee in the order of birth. — Number of children of the interviewee. — Opinion on whether you would encourage your children to engage in the professional practice of journalism. Which is why I wouldn't encourage them. — Religious religiosity and practice of the interviewee. — Income level of the interviewee.