Can your class change when your photos are retaken once every six months?
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- Your class was raised because you looked more attractive
- Your class was lowered because you looked less attractive
Also, if the interviewer in charge is different from the previous one, can your class change then too?
Yes, there are.
My impression is that they usually increase, but if there aren’t many offers and the staff want to bring in more, they may lower them as well.
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I’m planning to lose weight and ask them to retake my photos. I’ll go in thinking I’ve gotten prettier, so I’d be pretty upset if they put me in a lower class…
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The staff divide people into classes in the hope of increasing the number of offers they receive.
Based on those criteria, if you’re getting too many offers—so many that you can barely meet anyone, or they keep coming one after another—you’ll probably move up a class. If you’re getting very few offers, you’ll likely move down a class.
So, you can probably get a general idea of whether you’ll move up or down based on the number of offers you receive.
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I think it does happen.
I’ve seen staff comments along the lines of, “She’s become more beautiful and moved up a class.”
Of course, “She’s become uglier and moved down a class” would be far too rude, so I’ve never seen a comment like that. But a girl I had saved as a favorite was downgraded, so I checked, and the comment said she had become fuller-figured. So I think changes in appearance can have a negative effect.
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