The sad thing about job hunting is that no matter how much you do it, you've never actually made any more progress.

If youre fresh out of college, thats to be expected unless you have something like an engineering or even nursing degree. On average it takes someone 5-6 months to find a job. Not every application will lead to a phone screen, not every phone screen will lead to an interview, and not each interview will lead to a job offer. Ive been there, and who knows might be there again. But like someone else mentioned - you are young

Job hunting is useless if you're not networking within your field. Companies have hundreds of applications on file. You have to "know a guy"...

tbh ur still young so this will be just a memory one day btw from what i heard from others you'll have better luck finding a remote role

Did you lie on your CV?
Please add fake references, and colleges degrees. No one gives af about stuff like that.

Go to indeed.com. follow the steps and take their suggestions. The more jobs you apply for the better your chances of getting hired.

I wouldn’t say you haven’t made any progress. I know it feels that way now because of the constant rejection and how you feel in the moment, but even through all those interviews I’m sure you’ve improved more than you realize. I know it’s super defeating constantly being rejected and discouraging, but you’re doing wonderful even if you feel like you’re not. 🤗 I’m proud of you for your strength to keep going even when you don’t feel as if it’s worth it.

Do you live anywhere near Scottsdale AZ?

What is your specialty? Where do you live?