I had an interview scheduled, but an unexpected work commitment came up and I had no choice but to ask to reschedule.

I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this as well. Changing the date once won’t affect your evaluation at all, so please don’t worry. Especially since you’ve explained the situation this thoroughly, you’ll probably discuss it the same way during the interview. From the staff’s perspective, that would make us feel reassured that you’re someone we can trust. You may even be viewed more favorably than someone who changes the date and then casually shows up for the interview without saying anything. I think you can feel at ease. That said, changing the date twice will affect your evaluation. If it happens three times, even someone who would normally have been accepted could potentially be rejected based on the impression they make at the interview. (We wouldn’t want to deal with the same kind of behavior from a man on a date, either.)

I’m Rula, a UC male member and a member of the new salon. That sounds unsettling… As for how the club will evaluate you during the interview, I can’t really say, since that depends on the club’s policies. But I’ll share my thoughts from a member’s perspective. For example, even if a woman’s profile says she canceled on the day of a date, or her rating has dropped by one star, I would still make her an offer without worrying about it. Unexpected emergencies can happen to anyone, whether at work or in their personal life. However, if it happens multiple times, I may get the impression that she’s careless about managing her time and schedule. What’s done is done. I think all you can do is be more careful going forward, and someone as considerate as you seem to be should be fine. Good luck with your interview!