Jinxed

Scene 1 (Final interview in a call center):

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Interviewer: Tell me about yourself.

Me: I'm a registered nurse. I graduated in *Insert name of school here* last 2007. I already worked in *Insert name of Middle East country here* for a year and I just came back January of this year.

Interviewer: So you don't have any call center experience?

Me: No.

Interviewer: Ok, so expect a call from us after a few days. Thank you so much for your time.

But I did not receive any call from them a few days or even weeks after that.

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Scene 2 (Applying as an online English tutor for Koreans. After completing a pronunctiation test via webcam interview, i.e., reading to the interviewer a lot of english paragraphs and dialogues with proper intonations):

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Interviewer: I'm sorry but we only accept people with online teaching experience.

Me: Ok. (But was actually pissed because why did they have to let me read all those paragraphs and dialogues when in fact, they should have read my resume first!)

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Scene 3 (After a month of taking a drawing exam in an animations company where I would like to work as a cartoonist)

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Me: (via phone) Hello, I took the drawing exam last September and I would like to know the status of my application.

Receptionist: Ok. I'll just transfer you to the HR department.

Me: (same dialogue as above)

HR staff: May I know your name please?

Me: Camille...

HR staff: (after a few minutes checking their files) I'm sorry but you weren't able to pass our exam.

Me: (Pause) Okay. Thank you. Bye.

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Am I really that bad not to have a decent job in my own country?

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Or should I just go back to where I've started my career? :(