Looking through the Q&A, I get the impression that women’s concerns are mainly focused on the frequency of offers and the level of their allowance, which I feel is perfectly understandable. If you could devise an arrangement where some kind of “minimum guarantee” effectively emerges in response to these two major concerns, I think Universe could become a groundbreaking company.
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Could it be that something like this has already been prepared, and all we need to do is wait for the start?
East Customer Loyalty Group
Event Team Sub-Chief Aizawa here.
The two concerns you mentioned are indeed the ones we hear most often through our Q&A box. However, during the interview, women also become increasingly concerned about whether their identity might be revealed or whether they might get caught up in trouble. Many women come to their interviews and begin their activities while carrying a variety of worries.
“Frequency of offers”
→ We can certainly discuss this with you, but simply waiting doesn’t mean the number of offers will dramatically increase. That’s why we continue holding events where you can meet people on your own, without having to wait for an offer.
Registering isn’t the end of the process. We have systems in place to help you make a good connection, so we’d be happy if you made effective use of them.
“Allowance levels”
→ This is a difficult one. Setting an allowance for either men or women would constitute brokering and could be considered a crime.
Ultimately, it depends on the chemistry between you. If you build a really good relationship with a papa (a male supporter), perhaps he may choose to give you more based on how he feels.
I realize this may come across as leaving everything up to you, but I believe the final part depends on your own efforts.
I hope you’ll work on yourself and continue increasing your value, but I also hope you’ll realize that money isn’t everything.
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