• 2021 January 11
• Contributor:Sana Kawakami
• 1001 views

If you pass the interview, is that the end?No way!

Thank you for always watching.
This is kawakami from the salon.

Well, it's the annual interview related blog!

If the staff judges that there is a problem with the personality and attitude at the time of the interview, it will basically be rejected.
However, there is also the problem of demand...
As a result of various considerations, we may adopt it if it is within a comprehensively acceptable range.
However, the profile card shared with the staff may have a warning written in red.

However, such people often receive bad feedback at some point.
So, Kawakami thinks that the correct answer is to reject the interview.

By the way, the other day Kiritani [Interview is an audition] I wrote an article with the title,
Furthermore, the interview is only a primary audition.
After that, there is a judgment as to whether it will be a setting candidate,
If matching is established when setting up, there is a judgment as to whether or not the relationship will start after that...

Of course, once the setting begins, both sides will make a decision, so it will be different from a one-sided interview.
In any case, the situation of being watched/judged by someone does not change.

For example,
If you receive bad feedback from a man after matching is established and you go out.
(e.g. exchanged contact information but no thanks, lost contact, walking speaker, etc.)
Hara toohereI wrote it in

For example,
If the reason for unsuccessful matching is "I can't have a decent conversation".← Why did you hire me?That's what I'm talking about...

Please think that the future introduction will be gone.

Well, well, it will disappear without mercy.
If you have any idea but still think you can't introduce me,
It just happens that the man has not sent feedback to SALON.

Even if you are able to register with SALON, I think it would be putting the cart before the horse if you lost your introduction due to your own actions.
For those who are coming to the interview in the future, and those who are refraining from setting up, please be careful.

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Concierge Sana Kawakami