For those who thought, "Are you talking about finally developing a relationship on the fifth date?"
I'm sorry, but this is a completely different topic.

I'm Ishizaki, a member of the Universe Club enrollment support staff.

This April marked my 4rd year of early joining, and I have visited a total of 3 departments during that time.
Every day I work desperately so as not to be dismissed from the membership support department that I have arrived at today.
(Speaking of which, it seems like I've been writing blogs from different departments every time...)

By the way, there is a new rule that was made almost at the same time that I was transferred to the enrollment support department.
that is"Those who cancel the interview five times (or change the schedule) will be refused admission."something like.

Isn't that a little harsh?Are there any of you who thought that, and those who thought it was still sweet?
As someone who has experience as a sales staff, I am a little relieved that there are clear rules.
I didn't collect statistics, so it's just a matter of intuition, but I felt that many people who repeatedly canceled interviews had a little difficulty even after registering.

It's fine to make an appointment for an interview, but there are many things I don't understand and worry about, and I'm feeling heavy... I don't know what to do... Oh, I can't make it in time, so don't go...

Is there anyone who has fallen into such a state?
Hijo~~~ It's a waste...!
We are the staff who will "support" everyone's "admission", so please ask questions!

It's my first time being a dad, but...Papa Katsu Debut at UniverseThere are many people who have been.
I just want to hear the story for once...Attending an interview does not guarantee admission.I'd like to hear the details for the time being, it's totally OK.

If there is anything else you do not understand or would like to ask, please contact us.
If email or LINE is troublesome, you can also call us.
No matter how trivial, the staff will answer firmly so that you can resolve your concerns.

We look forward to receiving applications from you, a diamond in the rough.