Ask HN: 50 job applications, 15 interviews, 7 onsites, and no offer – what next?
Not to be mean spirited, but it sounds like you either need to learn how to close or you are going for positions you really aren't a good fit for.I've gotten every job I've ever interviewed for that I really wanted. In the end, it's about perception and desire. If you don't go in acting like you deserve the job and can be an asset to the company, you are not likely to get an offer.You also have to be able to sell yourself as the perfect fit. Trust me, no one is, but if you believe you can become it, it will show and they will believe it too. That's when the offers come in.Go through your skill sets, really step back and evaluate if it's up to date enough for these newer positions you are going for.Also, if you go into an interview with the attitude that you hate your current job, it will show. You need to make peace with whatever your current job is, find something positive about it, and reflect on that. This will help you to be positive in your interviews and talk well about your current company, which employers want to hear.