Additionally, there was another crucial evaluation: professionalism. Each contestant started with 100 ethics points. Claire Sinclair would deduct points based on their daily conduct. Once a contestant's score dropped to 50, they would be immediately eliminated from the competition.
This was a hidden rule. Not only were the contestants unaware of this evaluation, but even the three celebrity mentors were kept in the dark. After all, professionalism isn't something that can be taught; it relies entirely on self-discipline.
However, at the very beginning of the show, the production team had already given the contestants a hint to pay attention to their words and actions, or they might risk losing points.
Since both evaluations were secret, Claire Sinclair was prepared to be questioned. After all, a mentor like her, sitting beside three celebrity mentors, did seem somewhat redundant.
