As long as you are proactive and keep an open mind, you can always find a job. If you don't work for a long time, you will feel alienated and it is not easy to adapt to the environment when you are re-employed. After all, all work is stressful. If you relax at home for too long, your pressure-bearing ability will decrease. When you encounter problems, you want to back down and can't do anything well.
Take the initiative to call the interviewer and ask if he passed the interview. All opportunities are won. If the reply fails, ask why it failed (in a good tone, not curt). I was in charge of an employee interview last year, which I didn't accept. On the first day after the interview, he called to ask if he passed, but the general manager didn't reply. Then the next day, he called again and had another communication with me, which made me find that this person is not professional in the position he applied for, but his communication skills are very good (in the past few years, we found that the communication between employees and leaders was not smooth and the meaning was not understood in place, which caused great operating costs).