Tips Jul 29, 2019 14:25

I’m a male member.

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When meeting someone who is receiving an offer for the first time, many women don’t seem to properly understand that there are different classes for both men and women, the different relationship types, and so on. Are they properly given an explanation of the club and how the system works during their interview? I imagine the answer would be, “They should be, right?” But if you’re going to say, “They should be!” then I’ll say: “They aren’t!” Shouldn’t you start checking whether the staff conducting interviews are always explaining these things and confirming the other person’s level of understanding? Not everyone who comes in for an interview is particularly sharp, so I’d like you to make sure they really understand. As for the classes, perhaps you don’t explain that classes exist in the first place because it’s against the rules to tell women which class they themselves are in. However, relationship types can easily become a source of trouble, so I really think they should be explained. There’s no end to the details I could mention, but it’s a hassle having to explain all sorts of things to women when I’m not even a staff member. I’m sure every branch has women who don’t understand these things, but it seems especially common at the branches in the Kanto area.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office here. > Regarding the different classes, since it’s not okay to tell women which class they themselves belong to, perhaps you don’t explain that classes exist in the first place. That’s correct. Surely you’re not telling the women about them, are you? I don’t believe there was an actual rule prohibiting us from explaining that classes exist. However, once you mention the classes, the conversation will naturally turn to which class the woman belongs to. So I don’t think there’s any need to bring up the existence of classes at all. We’ve received feedback from a woman who was told about the classes even though she hadn’t asked. This isn’t about the person who asked the question, is it? The man involved is aware of the situation, so we can terminate his membership at any time. However, we’ll make a final decision after assessing the overall situation, including whether we receive similar reports from other women. > As for the dating types, I’d like you to explain them, since misunderstandings could lead to trouble. We do explain the dating types properly. Rather, unless you can give us two or three specific examples—such as the situation, what the woman said, and why you thought they hadn’t been explained— we won’t know why you felt they hadn’t been explained even though they were. We also just received a question about dating types B, C, and D. Was your understanding of BCD correct? So the woman’s understanding differed from yours, is that right?
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