I’m an office worker.

Maezawa here—I’ll answer too. > Will the staff have a worse impression of me if I decline to be filmed during the interview? Even if you decline the video recording, the staff won’t think any less of you. That said, they may privately think, “It’s a shame—this will probably mean fewer offers…” I’ve also heard from male members about how they choose women to approach. Apparently, they usually: - Shortlist women based on their photos - Then decide after watching their videos Videos are embarrassing, right? Most women feel embarrassed about them. Even so, I think most women agree to be filmed because they’ve gone to the trouble of registering and want to avoid anything that could reduce their chances of receiving offers. > Will male members find women without videos suspicious…? They won’t find you suspicious. However, many men want to see how you move or hear your voice. So if they’re deciding between two women, they’re more likely to make an offer to the one with a video. You might think, “Then I’ll probably get an offer next time,” but there are many new women registering. The man may compare the same two women again and choose the one with a video. As a result, you could be considered every time but never actually receive an offer. That said, there are women men are eager to approach based on photos alone. If you believe you’re significantly more appealing than the other women, you can still receive offers without a video—so having no video can be perfectly fine.

I’m Saito♪, a columnist. I’m currently an active member, and whenever a woman catches my eye from her photos, I almost always watch her video as well. The way someone’s voice sounds is very important to me. I feel a little embarrassed saying this, but please do your best with your video too!