Tips Sep 19, 2018 18:47

I had an interview, but I arrived late and, perhaps because there wasn’t enough time, they didn’t record a video of me. They did take photos.

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Does that mean I wasn’t accepted because they didn’t record a video?
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斉藤さんだぞ♪
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It’s Saito♪ here. There’s something I’ve been thinking about, so I wanted to share it. “About being late” As many of you have strongly pointed out, being late may seem like a minor issue to the person doing it, but to the other party, it’s extremely disrespectful. Even if your registration goes smoothly, many of the men who make offers are prominent, busy people who can hardly even find time to schedule appointments in their daily lives. Lateness is also judged more harshly at work than you might think. (In some cases, it can even lead to dismissal.) There was once a prominent person in the news who reportedly used a helicopter to avoid being late for a booking, but please understand that meeting another person is something very important. No successful person is habitually late. P.S. There are still a few big names who do it deliberately, but that era is over.
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