Scientists say people with these facial features may get paid more

Flickr/Ley When you first interview for a job or head into a salary negotiation, there's a lot that's under your control. You can easily impress the person on the other side of the table by talking about your past achievements, ambitions for the future, and ability to lead a team to greatness. Unfortunately, that person may be subconsciously relying on your facial structure — something you have little to no say over — for clues as to how much money you deserve. According to new research, tho...