Test: “Do I Have a Predisposition for Journalism?”

Answer “yes” or “no” to the following questions:

    1. Do you enjoy reading books, articles, and analyzing complex information?
    2. Do you often ask questions to better understand what’s happening?
    3. Do you feel the need to share your thoughts and observations with others?
    4. Is it easy for you to connect with unfamiliar people?

  1. Do you enjoy writing texts, and does it come naturally to you?
  2. Are you interested in the news and try to stay informed about current events?
  3. Do you have a desire to help people by uncovering important or hidden topics?
  4. Can you quickly adapt to new circumstances?
  5. Are you prepared for a job with an unstable schedule and a fast pace?
  6. Can you objectively analyze a situation without letting personal emotions interfere?
  7. Are you attentive to details and enjoy fact-checking?
  8. Do you strive to expand your knowledge in various fields?
  9. Are you good at critically evaluating information you receive?
  10. Are you comfortable speaking in public and defending your point of view?
  11. Do you enjoy observing people and studying their behavior?

How to Interpret the Results:

  • 12–15 “yes” answers: You have a strong predisposition for journalism. Consider developing your skills and trying yourself in this field.
  • 8–11 “yes” answers: You possess some qualities necessary for a journalist. If the field interests you, it might be worth honing the skills you’re missing.
  • 4–7 “yes” answers: You have a slight predisposition for journalism. Evaluate your interests and think about whether this profession aligns with your goals.
  • Less than 4 “yes” answers: Journalism may not be the best fit for you. However, you can always develop the necessary skills if you’d like to explore it further.