<prompt> Human: Im a 27 yo male living in Colorado Springs, and I have searched unsuccessfully for work for eight months now.I joined the Air Force as a programmer in 2010, learned all I could, and got out in 2014. I then went to college and earned my bachelors in Computer Information Systems with a programming focus, picking up Java, Javascript, SQL, PHP, and a bit of knowledge in other languages, just to round myself out. I graduated with a 3.9 GPA in late June of 2017, and since my lease was running out, my wife and I moved to Colorado Springs.But even though I often see and apply to jobs here using techniques and languages I know, I never hear anything back, or the rare times that I do hear back, its a flat refusal. Im working with two different job recruiting agencies, and neither has so much as gotten me an interview.In the last few weeks, Ive sought advice from job counselors through veteran help centers, and they have no idea why its taking so long to find work. And in the last few weeks, I attended a networking event and spoke to a woman who seemed interested in reaching out to me. However, while discussing the job they were interested in offering and the potential salary and benefits, after a few messages, she vanished mid-conversation. Ive waited for a reply for over a week now, but nothing seems to be forthcoming.My wife is working to support us, but our savings are running out. Im to the point of applying to retail positions just hoping for _something_ to get some money to make ends meet.What am I doing wrong?Edit: I want to say thanks for all the advice from everyone. My wife recommended I do this, and Im glad I did. Its really clear that I need to put up my past work on GitHub, keep developing in my spare time, keep learning new languages and systems while unemployed, and most importantly completely redo my resume to fit on a single page and get across my skills much more simply.Assistant: Unless you just have some off putting demeanor or way of dressing or hygiene issues, this seems very odd.Human: I dont, but it wouldnt matter, because I havent gotten an interview at all.  <response>: If you havent even gotten an interview, it may be your resume. After the oil downturn I lost my job in an area that is heavily reliant on the oil industry. I looked for work for about 8 months only getting 1 interview or less a month until I suddenly had 7 interviews in one week and ended up with three job offers the following week and two more offers after already accepting another position. One of those interviews was with a staffing company who did me the favor of giving me just a few tips on how companies are seeing my resume in ways I didnt realize. One example was I had listed one of my previous titles as Manager, which was my official title, but I didnt actually have anyone working under me. The recruiter told me that when most companies see that title they assume someone as young as me with a Management title was automatically overqualified, when in truth it was just a small company that was easy to work my way up in. I also got better at doing interviews over time with more practice, which was much needed as Im the type of person that is too humble to be very good at selling myself but thats besides the point because youre not even getting interviews. 