Out of 100, my applications with a male name got 10 responses to interview Out of 100, my applications with a female name got 87 responses to interview The female resume got 870% more responses. Japanese <> English dictionary, monolingual Japanese dictionary and other resources for the Japanese language.

Sometimes the male went first, sometimes the female went first.

Made a fake resume, and responded to craigslist ads with both male and female names.

So then I thought 'what about someone looking for working class jobs?' So I decided to focus on restaurants- servers, hosting, etc. Out of 100, my applications with a female name got 45 responses to interview The female resume was 650% more likely to get a callback. You have Anata ni wa saino ga aru talents Anatanara dekiru can do it Youare Anata wa totemo kirei desu beautiful ASHEICABMLES lhave Watashi wa anata o. Out of 100, my applications with a male name got 7 responses for interview. I'd send it out with my real name, then a few days later (or few days before) with a female name. Chou is means more along the lines of super or totally in English. Chou and meccha are used as slang in casual speech mostly by younger females, and less often by older females. Answer (1 of 4): U can say Anata wa kirei desu In the above sentence Anata means you Wa is a particle connecting subject to sentence Using wa after anata makes anata the topic of the sentence Kirei means pretty, beautiful Or Anata wa totemo kirei desu You are very pretty Totemo is used.

Totemo is used in both formal and casual speech. So I took my CV and changed the name to a female name. Totemo, chou, and meccha are three different ways of saying very in Japanese. It's MUCH better being a woman So I did an experiment, I work in CS and decided to test what the gender bias is. 29.6K 1.3K sent 100 applications as a man and a woman.

Anata wa totemo kireidesu