I’m Tetsu, a male member.
Reading everyone’s answers, I found myself thinking, “Seriously?” (lol)
Now I’m really curious about what kind of comments have been added to my profile. I feel like I’ve come to understand a little better why women care so much about the content of their club profiles.
I’m Aizawa, Sub-Chief at Universe Club Tokyo, and I’ll answer as well.
As for comments from our branch staff, we usually include the impressions of the staff member who conducted the interview, such as what kind of atmosphere the person had.
There isn’t a star rating like there is for female members, but if we receive several negative pieces of feedback, we may include a note such as, “This person can sometimes come across as a little forceful in their words or actions.”
Maezawa mentioned that comments are rarely added, so perhaps this was only a rule at the Tokyo branch... In any case, we do add comments for male members who have given permission for their profiles to be made public.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here as well.
Thank you for your question.
> Are there comments from the staff at each branch?
There is a section for that, but most people don’t have anything written there.
Some people do, though, so you may wonder whether there are certain criteria. But there aren’t really any specific standards—it seems the staff add comments when they happen to notice something.
In the future, I think it would be useful to include notes such as:
“Be careful—this person pressures women to do it without protection.”
or
“We’ve received reports that he touches women during meals, so please decline if that makes you uncomfortable.”
However, as soon as something is written, the woman will often tell the man about it, and he’ll say, “Why did you write that? Delete it.” Then the comment gets removed.
So the women would first need to be able to keep things confidential.
That may be why even potentially dangerous information ultimately can’t be written down.
P.S. When I selected men at random, most of them didn’t have anything written, but apparently everyone in Tokyo does. What a relief. (笑)
> Also, are there ratings or anything like that?
Huh? There aren’t any, are there?
Actually, based on feedback from women, the company does assign stars—or rather, scores—internally. (笑)
What are those scores even for?
They aren’t shown to the women,
and they aren’t used internally either.
Maybe they’re being kept for future use?
I’m not really sure, but for now, it seems there aren’t any visible ratings.
I’m Kazu, a male member.
As the note under the preview says, “Additional comments from the staff may be displayed along with the profile information above,” it seems that comments may sometimes be added.
Whether or not you write a profile, it sounds like women receive an offer with a brief comment from the staff attached. Of course, if you’ve written a profile, I assume there will also be a link to it.
I’m curious about the stars, too. I wonder if women are warned when they receive an offer from a man with questionable behavior. I’m looking forward to hearing from the female members.
