Having a good poker face is not just about sitting emotionless while the other person is talking to you. It’s about masking your true feelings while collecting the details you need. So be attentive and nod politely as a way to encourage them to continue speaking. Make sure that you’re actively listening the whole time and be aware of the signals your face and posture may be revealing. Don’t roll your eyes, clench your jaw, or cross your arms in front of you. These subtle gestures can easily make people close themselves off. Instead, maintain a soft facial expression, hold a relaxed pose, and
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