Can I register under Relationship Type E to look for an employer?

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I’m a licensed professional, but to be honest, I’m not very good at the actual work. I’ve been hired before, but I resigned because I couldn’t bring in clients, and I don’t have the funds or experience to open and run my own office. So I’m hoping to find a man in the same profession who runs his own office and would hire me. Is that realistically possible? In short, I’m saying that I’d like to be hired and receive a position and a salary in exchange for an intimate relationship, rather than receiving money directly as compensation.

Answer 1

I’m Takahashi, a staff member. If you’re interested, we can discuss everything in detail during the interview, and you can decide afterward. We hope you’ll consider it.

Answer 2

I don’t see any problem with that as a goal. I’m not sure what qualification you mean, but it would be good to find someone who naturally appreciates and makes use of it.

Answer 3

Relationship Type E prioritizes meeting people, and there are probably licensed professionals registered as well. Since there are also people like Mac, who know licensed professionals, I think you’d pass if they feel you’re likely to receive offers. Bringing in clients is difficult, and it requires aptitude as well as ability. So I think it would be a good idea to try applying to, or get introduced to, a large firm or a company’s specialized department where you wouldn’t have to find your own clients.

Answer 4

I think it’s worth a try. If the staff feel you’re a good fit, they’ll let you register, so why not start by going for an interview?

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