| | Gender | Men 141 (68%) | Women 65 (32%) | | |
| | Education | Primary school, 1.5% | Secondary level diploma, 36.8% | Associate degree, 21% | Bachelor’s degree, 37.3%, and master’s degree, 3.4% | | Marital status | Single, 51.5% | Married, 47% | Divorced, 1.5% | | | No. of children | One or more children, 37.7% | Did not have children, 62.3% | | | | Receiving bonuses | Received a bonus, 21.1% | Did not receive bonus, 78.9% | | | | Having insurance | Had some insurance, 71.4% | Did not have, 28.6% | | | | Work experience (with current company) | One year, 41.7% | Two years, 16.7% | Three years or more, 41.6% | | | Salary | Less than the average salary in Peru (1700 soles), 90.2% | Little above the average Peruvian salary, 9.8% | | | | Contract type | No formal contract, 51.5% | Three-month contract, 13.9% | Six-month contract, 25.4% | One-year contract, 9.2% |
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