Career advice: O, The Oprah Magazine financial expert and TV host Suze Orman shares the secret to getting a pay raise

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If you’re unemployed or struggling to find work, there is good news and bad news. The bad news: You’re unemployed and struggling to find work. The good news: You're gorgeous! Enjoy your beauty if not the realization of your career dreams.

A new study found that women are less likely to get past female HR personnel if they are good looking. To test their theory that beauty is a liability for female job-seekers, two Israeli economists sent out 2,500 fake resumes to real job postings. The resumes were sent in pairs: one resume came with a photo of an attractive female applicant while the other came without a photo. Unfortunately for the photogenic job-seekers, landing that all-important interview wasn’t so easy. In fact, the researchers estimated a goodlooking gal needed to send out 4 more resumes than an average Jane to score a “date” with HR.

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When Oprah was in Toronto for her Lifeclass: The Tour, she sat down with Gloria Martin and shared this inspirational advice

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