Fiona Bruce has been commended for a good performance presenting the BBC politics show Question Time. How long do think you need to be in a job before you are no longer considered ‘new’?

Fiona Bruce has been commended for a good performance presenting the BBC politics show Question Time. How long do think you need to be in a job before you are no longer considered ‘new’? Published on 11 January 2019 → Survey conducted on 11 January 2019 on 2993 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Less than one month

About one month

About three months

18%

About six months

26%

About nine months

About one year

16%

About eighteen months

About two years

More than two years

Don’t know

21%

Less than one month

About one month

About three months

18%

About six months

26%

About nine months

About one year

16%

About eighteen months

About two years

More than two years

Don’t know

21%

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