I understand that interviews are currently conducted online, but should I dress as I would for an in-person interview?
Also, I have some things I’d like to ask about, such as the relationship types, and would prefer to discuss them in person if possible. Would those topics be covered during the first interview? I have family around, so I’d ideally like to discuss those matters face-to-face, but would that be difficult?
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
> Should I dress as I would for an actual job interview?
The staff will take the photos for your member profile during the second interview, so you can wear whatever you like to the first interview.
That said, if you show up in sweats, for example, it may leave a poor impression on the staff, and they might mistakenly assume that you won’t receive any offers from men.
So I do think you should make some effort to dress in a way that presents you at your best.
> Do you discuss that much during the first interview?
Your relationship type is also an important factor in determining whether you’re accepted, so I believe they ask about it during the first interview.
For example, Type A requires looks on par with a celebrity, whereas the bar is somewhat lower for Type C.
(That said, if you lie during the interview, men may complain, and you could be forcibly removed from the club.)
So you could say something like:
“I’m unsure whether to choose Type B or Type C at the first interview. Would it be possible to discuss it with you during the second interview? I have family with me right now, so I can’t go into detail, but I’d appreciate being able to talk it over with you then.”
If you put it that way, there’s a chance you’ll be able to discuss it directly after passing the first interview.
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