<human>: **Some Background:**

I have roughly 1.5 years of internship experience in Marketing roles. The first was working on an online/print catalog for a local electrical distributor and another working in an Audience Research role for a pretty major media outlet (known nationally). Prior to that I worked in a retail setting for nearly 3 years (gained lots of selling experience and some management). Before that as a Customer Service Tech for a broadband internet company.

I've mainly been searching for roles in Market Research which is a long shot since I know most of these roles prefer to have people with a Masters degree. To my own surprise I managed to get two phone interviews. I've since expanded my search to general marketing roles.

**Here comes the question:**

Is there a huge disadvantage not living where the job is being offered? I'm mainly applying for positions in Chicago and Seattle but I'm currently living and volunteering in North Dakota (I really have no choice to live in work here for the next several months).

There is a chance I'm just not that great of candidate (see resume below).

Thanks for the help in advance.

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<bot>: Recent grad. Have 1.5 years of internship exp. Am I at a disadvantage not living in the city where the job is being advertised?