The ethos of Chinese capitalism: lessons from the career paths of Shanghai white-collar workers

Table 1 The 14 interviewees^a

Reference^a	Date of birth	Age (2015)	Gender	Highest degree	Type of employment (at the time of the interview)
I1	1973	42	F	vocational	Employed by a multinational company
I2	1970	45	M	master	Independent professional (architect)
I3	1979	38	M	bachelor	Employed by a multinational company
I4	1982	33	M	bachelor	Independent professional (advertising)
I5	1978	37	F	vocational	Employed by a national company
I6	1982	33	M	bachelor	Head of his own company
I7	1986	29	F	master	Employed by a multinational company
I8	1985	30	F	bachelor	Independent professional (advertising)
I9	1987	28	F	master	Independent professional (architect)
I10	1980	35	M	master	Employed by a multinational company
I11	1984	31	F	bachelor	Employed by a multinational company
I12	1986	29	F	master	Employed by a multinational company
I13	1983	32	F	bachelor	Employed by a multinational company
I14	1982	33	M	master	Employed by a national state-owned company