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Dec 11, 2019 12:31
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黒崎 蓮（スタッフ）
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It’s been a while, but Ren Kurosaki, Sub-Chief Coordinator at the Osaka Branch of West Customer Loyalty Group, will answer this one.
As you mentioned, clubs used to be vague about these occupations:
Cabaret club → food and beverage industry
Adult entertainment → customer service industry
However, this went against Universe Club’s motto of “honesty,” so the rules were changed across Universe Club on November 7, 2018:
Cabaret club → nightlife work
Adult entertainment → nightlife companion
For women registered before the rule change, the previous wording remains unchanged. For those registered afterward, we use the above terminology consistently.
In other words, “food and beverage industry” could mean a café employee, while “service industry” might refer to someone working in apparel, for example.
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Age: 60s
👨 Male
Universe member
This is Mac, the column writer.
After reading Maezawa-san’s answer, I had a simple question: If someone doesn’t want to specify their occupation, wouldn’t it be okay to just write “Not disclosed”?
Also, I feel that a nail technician would fall under “the beauty industry” rather than “customer service.” It’s a skilled profession, not just dealing with customers.
I’ve also seen female doctors who don’t want to clearly state their occupation write “in the medical field.”
If there are adult circumstances that make this difficult to explain here, I won’t press the issue any further. It was simply something I was wondering about.(^^;
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I’m Saito, a column writer ♪
I’ve had a similar experience to yours. It didn’t bother me, but I’ve been surprised by some women.
I’m not sure how to put it, but I think there are quite a few women who started out in customer service and then began working in the adult entertainment industry as well. The club probably can’t keep track of everything, either.
And I don’t think many women actually report that they’ve started working in that industry.
Just a thought, but it’s actually an everyday occurrence for scouts: they introduce a woman to a dating club, no offers come in for her, and then the scout directs her toward the adult entertainment industry.
👨 Male
Universe member
I’m date◎yume, a male member.
When making an offer, it might be a good idea to ask the branch handling your account what kind of customer-service job she has.
If what you hear doesn’t sit right with you, simply choosing not to make the offer is also a valid option.
Age: 60s
👨 Male
Universe member
I’m a male member named Basil.
Since people involved in the adult entertainment industry may also list their occupation as food service or customer service, I make sure to confirm this when sending an offer. I’d prefer to avoid going on dates with anyone involved in that industry.
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Age: Private
👨 Male
Universe staff
Maezawa from the Business Planning Office here as well.
Personally, I think this is a serious issue.
(However, the other staff members don’t see it that way, so there’s been no effort at all to improve it. Haha.)
Even if someone is listed as working in customer service, that doesn’t necessarily mean they work in the adult entertainment industry.
For example, people who work at snack bars are also considered to be in customer service. The same goes for people working at bars or lounges.
It’s also possible that counselors or nail technicians are categorized as customer service.
(In those cases, they’re usually listed under their actual occupation, but someone who doesn’t want to say they’re a nail technician might choose “customer service” instead.)
So I feel that listing someone as being in customer service may reduce the number of offers they receive and put women at a disadvantage.
There’s no particular distinction being made. The thinking is simply that customer service work is customer service work.
Even so, the club is doing well, so perhaps most people just don’t pay much attention to it.