Elas no comando a história de mulheres que atuam em mercados de trabalho tradicionalmente masculinos
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2019-07
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Fakri, Amanda Gama
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Prates, Vinicius
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Abstract
O presente trabalho de conclusão de curso teve a principal finalidade de elaborar uma grande
reportagem para a internet sobre mulheres atuantes em mercados de trabalho tidos como
ambientes majoritariamente masculinos, usando como enfoque as narrativas e experiências
pessoais de cada entrevistada, buscando a elaboração de perfis jornalísticos. O processo de
elaboração foi dividido em apurações de relatos das personagens e leituras sobre a presença
feminina no mercado de trabalho e pesquisas sobre os cenários profissionais atuantes de cada
entrevistada.
This present paper has the main finality of elaborating a great journalistic article for the internet about women working in labor markets considered as mostly male environments, focusing on the narratives and personal experiences of each interviewee, seeking the elaboration of journalistic profiles. The elaboration process was divided into character reports and readings about the female presence in the job market and research about the professional scenarios of each interviewee.
This present paper has the main finality of elaborating a great journalistic article for the internet about women working in labor markets considered as mostly male environments, focusing on the narratives and personal experiences of each interviewee, seeking the elaboration of journalistic profiles. The elaboration process was divided into character reports and readings about the female presence in the job market and research about the professional scenarios of each interviewee.
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Keywords
grande reportagem , internet , mulheres , mercado de trabalho , great report , internet , women , labor market