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She could not figure out what had happened to her career, or why she was locked in a job search death spiral. Tess was smart and articulate. She had a degree in English from Wellesley College and an MBA from the University of Chicago, one of the top-rated programs in the country. So, why had she failed in 59 straight job interviews over a period of 19 months?

The problem was not so much the words she used to answer questions. Her mastery of the English language was readily apparent. It was her non-verbal expressions that were causing her to fail in her job interviews. But how do you control your non-verbal behaviors? They are, for the most part, subconscious expressions of one's emotional state. When you are happy you do not need to consciously think, "Smile!" So, how do you control something that is largely subconscious?

Tess was shown how and she got an offer on job interview number 60 and it was for $20,000 more, at the salary line, than her last job.

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