Tips Jun 14, 2021 07:14

I had an interview at the Omiya branch the other day.

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I applied for Type A, and only had photos taken—no video. I was told I would be notified within one or two days only if I was accepted, but I never heard back, so I assume I wasn’t selected. After reading the past Q&A, I understand that the hiring standards for Type A are quite high. So my question is: Would it be possible to change my type to B or C and have another interview? If so, would it be possible to interview at a different branch? Thank you in advance for your response.
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I’m Takei, a staff member. In some cases, it may be possible to have a second interview at another branch. However, if you wish to register as Type A but end up registering as Type B or C instead, the interviewer will likely ask you more in-depth questions about your boundaries regarding an adult relationship (intimate). We will communicate your boundaries to the men exactly as you describe them. If you go on an actual date as Type B or C but then tell the man you’re not considering an adult relationship (intimate), it may lead to complaints. This would essentially be considered misrepresenting your relationship type, and if we receive too much feedback of that nature, offers may eventually stop coming in. I don’t think misrepresenting your relationship type—for the sake of being accepted or receiving offers—is good for either you or the men.
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Maezawa from Shachōshitsu here. > Would it be possible to change my type to B or C and have another interview? It should be possible, but if you apply again right after your interview, they may suspect that you’re only claiming to be a B or C type to get registered. (Honestly, I think that would be the natural assumption.) They might even refuse to interview you. So I’d recommend applying to a different branch as a different person. You probably gave them your phone number during the previous interview, so next time, don’t include your phone number. Create a free email address, such as Yahoo Mail or Gmail, and apply with that. If you manage to make it to the interview, it’s safest to answer the questions honestly. After that, it comes down to whether your personality and people skills are strong enough to pass. Good luck. The reason is that once they realize, “Wait, is this the person who was rejected last time?” they may scrutinize you a little more closely. You should be fine if they find you enjoyable to talk to, though.
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