我最近老是面试，但其实都没打算去。

I would not say I do the same, but every time I get new certificate or something happen worth of updating CV, when I upload it to Monster, Indeed, ... (logic here - its better to keep it tidy and spend 20-30min monthly then spend days every couple of years) , their algorithm puts my profile on the top. And then the fun begins with tons of insane recruiters who are offering beginner roles, have crazy expectations or similar shait. So, when I filter them down, usually there is one or two offers which sounds OK, so I go to the interviews hoping they will give "offer that cannot be refused" but every time they fail badly.

This is how I got my last job. I wasn't looking but figured I'd do the interview because why not? It had been a while since I'd done one. Because I didn't really want the job, I was extremely blunt. I don't work 9-5. I am not interested in being tied to my desk. Etc. They agreed to everything and I ended up taking the job. In hindsight, I should have negotiated more vacation time, though. I'll practice that one next time.

Edit: Wanted to add that I am really happy at this job, too. It's remote. My boss is super chill. As long as I get my work done, no one is breathing down my neck. It took a long time, but I finally feel like I'm treated like an adult at work.

My spouse says I have a problem as well. I hoard job offers. When I'm looking and applying and interviewing, which is about every 6 months (and is what everyone should be doing as well) I rarely turn down interview requests, even if it's a job I have no intention of taking. The last couple of times I did this I wound up with at least 6 offers by the end. And I play them against each other, making companies hurry their interviews to get an offer in because I already have offers on the table.

I accepted a new job last week - I had 7 total offers from interviews and applications that started back in late October. Technically I accepted 2 jobs but one was only to take the signing bonus that didn't have a payback period. Thanks for the free $5k.