What Do you Do when you are Unemployable

Lots of people can no doubt say they are unemployable, but this is my site, so I’m going to talk about me.

My first problem is I don’t care about anything I work on but my own projects. This is not the normal “blah” attitude most people no doubt have for their jobs, but a true inability to raise any degree of enthusiasm at all. I get very little, to 0 enjoyment out from the people I work with, I just cannot muster any sort of desire. The only thing that keeps me going is the need to make the paycheck.
Even the need for a paycheck does not generate the desire to work within me.

My second problem is that within a few months I start getting bored, and depressed and even the need to get a paycheck becomes less able to compel me to go to work.

My third problem is I also have 0 ability to act like I want a job in the first place. My attitude is always that I’m there seeking a paycheck, and that’s all I care about. Interviewers don’t want to hire people with that kind of attitude, so I never hear anything back from them.
If I had some ability to fake my way through such “chit chats” with HR people, I might be okay, at least for a little while, but I can’t. I just cannot find the con artist within when it comes to dealing with things I don’t really want to do.

Every job I have ever gotten was because someone helped me get it.

So the question boils down to this…

What do you do when you possess a collection of odd psychological traits that makes you the worst interviewee ever?

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