A lot of people pointed out counter-examples to the message of this article, and it is obviously much easier to get hired in another city in the actual world, v

A lot of people pointed out counter-examples to the message of this article, and it is obviously much easier to get hired in another city in the actual world, vs. a hypothetical world where every hiring company thought like Mark Suster. However, he still has a good point, which is that you're better off (more likely to get a better job) if you move first. That leave room to succeed without moving first.