<prompt> Human: I looked through reddit I am casual user and couldnt really find anywhere to post in. I dont know where else to go and figured it was worth a shot. I recently graduated college bachelors with a marketing degree and a good amount of internshipwork experience. I al applying for jobs and really getting desperate. I want to move to New York City. That has always been dream of mine ever since, and I feel like if I dont do it now Ill forever be stuck in my town. My parents say to apply for jobs here and then go to New York, but everyone I know that did that just ended up staying in the town. My area is nice and there is def a very decent life here but theres no real room for development, people are just kind of here-theres nothing exciting. And I dont wanna just be someone that got stuck in my town and few old, I want to live in NY and experience the infamous city. I know how expensive New York is especially for a recent college graduate, but I do have friends that are down to roomlive with me if I actually can move there, and I am frugal and know how to cook and everything. I also dont mind pinching a bit to get by in order to live there.The thing is when I apply for jobs most of them are very eager to MEET me but about 34 have instantly turned me down once they realized I was not available for an in person interview, most of them saying they dont do Skypephone interviews. The thing is being a recent college graduate on a limited budget I cant really fly to New York on a whim. I am currently living and have gone to school on the west coast so coasts would he enormous.Any tips on what I can do or where I can apply that will best suit my needs and help me increase my chance to land a job in NYC? I am using LinkedIn right now and I already have the job start date as start 1-3 months from now. I am also using some platforms where they connect employees and employers and have also gotten mostly the same response from them. Editupdate: I do not have my address listed on my resume which is why I think so many contact me, and as for phone number it should be fine since its a cellphone so its not really tied to location like a home phone would be.  <response>: Q: I need to move to NY to find a job in NY. What should I do?A: Move to NY. 