Today marks my 36th job interview since October, and unfortunately, I didn't make the cut for an Analyst position I interviewed for. The role was advertised as an agriculture insurance analyst, but during the interview, it turned out to be more sales-oriented than I expected. This unexpected twist left me feeling blindsided, especially since I have five years of experience in fraud and financial forensic analysis and am currently pursuing my MBA at a well-regarded university. After the interview, I found myself in tears. It felt like they hadn’t even read my resume, and I couldn't shake the feeling that I was unprepared for the sales aspect of the job. To make matters worse, I’m currently stuck in a call center job with no other income to cover my bills, which adds to my distress. I’ve been trying to improve my interview skills, but I feel like I'm hitting a wall. Despite securing 35 interviews, my mental health is deteriorating, and I’m starting to question if all my hard work is worth it. I had hoped that going through bankruptcy would relieve some pressure, but it hasn't. I just want to find a path forward.