I’m Saito, a column writer♪
They’re out there. Plenty of them.
That said, very few women who say, “I’m aiming for it,” “I’m attending school for it,” or “I already have a job offer” actually end up becoming flight attendants.
(Some staff members may be wondering, “Wait, she got a job offer last year, so shouldn’t she be a flight attendant by now?”)
As for uniform play, they’ll probably tell you:
“The uniforms are kept at the airport, so we can’t take them home.”
“As a rule, we’re not allowed to take them off-site.”
But they’ll all bring one if you offer enough.（笑)
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here, answering as well.
If you have no choice but to believe them, then I don’t think there’s any need to ask the question in the first place. And the answer would simply be, “Please believe me.”
That seems to be the end of it.
Huh? There’s no score.
Could it be that no score is shown when you get zero points?
Robocon... 0 points.
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I’m Adventure Merchant, a column writer.
They do exist. I’ve dated both flight attendants and nurses.
That said, this doesn’t guarantee that the woman you met wasn’t lying...
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I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
There are certainly people who list their actual occupations, as well as people in different but similar professions who work at the same workplace as them.
Aside from students, there may not be that many people whose occupation is exactly what they claim. Many people in those two professions are honest and don’t hide what they do, while others in related fields may lump themselves into the same category simply because explaining it is a hassle.
Some people have occupations that would lead to fewer offers if they were known, and I’ve even come across people who listed completely fictional jobs.
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