Tips May 18, 2019 09:52

Regarding the increase in women without offers after prioritizing male members, isn’t it simply that the number of women is growing faster than the number of new male members?

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I saw a response saying that about 20% of women are rejected. If so many women are applying, why not raise the acceptance standards? It seems that almost everyone is accepted unless there’s something seriously wrong. Rather than that, wouldn’t it be better to accept only women who are genuinely high quality? For both men and women, I wish the service would focus not just on increasing membership numbers, but on bringing in truly quality members…
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Maezawa here—I’ll answer as well. > Wouldn’t it be enough to only accept genuinely good women? What exactly makes someone a genuinely good woman? I think the kind of woman A considers good may be different from the kind B considers good. Some people prefer shorter women, while others prefer taller women. Some like extremely slim women, while others prefer women with a fuller figure. That’s why I feel we should perhaps allow more women with potential to register. That said, the basic policy is, as the representative has publicly stated, to accept women whom we believe are likely to receive offers. In reality, each staff member has a different opinion on that, and I feel that about half of the women who were rejected might have received offers if they had been allowed to register. It makes me wonder whether it’s really right to cut off their opportunity when they might have had a chance if they’d been registered. Even so, from that staff member’s perspective, the judgment was that she wouldn’t receive any offers, so it wasn’t necessarily a mistake. Still, I keep wishing there were something more we could do about it… And yet I’m still unable to do anything. This is a difficult issue, to say the least…
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