Could having a vague reason for registering lead to a negative review or be mentioned that way in my profile?
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I’m a university student. Thankfully, my parents cover all of my tuition and living expenses, so I’m not struggling financially.
The reason I want to register is that, with the way things are these days, you never know when you might lose your job, and I’m worried about the future. I’d like to save money for later on.
Is that too weak as a reason? Would I make a better impression if I had a reason like student loans?
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
The reasons you’ve written seem perfectly sufficient. I think you should answer that way during the interview.
They’ll likely be included in your profile either as written or in a slightly shortened form.
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I’m Adventure Merchant, a columnist.
I don’t think there’s any need to come up with a “good angle” for your reason for joining.
Given the nature of a dating club, there are probably things you have to keep hidden and things you have to lie about.
That’s precisely why I don’t think you need to play for laughs or say something that doesn’t reflect your true feelings when you don’t actually have to lie.
Isn’t it best to simply be yourself?
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I’m Kamihikoki, a male member.
No way… I’d actually find it scarier if someone could rattle off their reasons so smoothly.
It’s much more natural—and leaves a better impression—if you pause or can’t answer right away!
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