I would say I have had at least five interviews in my lifetime. I am terrible at interviews. I always feel like I will be found out. I hope I never have to go for an interview again.

I think 3 or 4. I've worked "normal" jobs at times, but I've been pretty lucky with doing my own thing. There was a period where I was homeless for quite awhile, and I worked odd jobs here and there. Cleaning people's houses, etc.

If you count crappy retail jobs, etc then I've been on a lot... a couple dozen over the years, anyway. They blew kind of when I didn't have any marketable skills (even when the job I was interviewing for didn't call for a skill set), but now they're a breeze and my CV kind of speaks for itself.

I hear you on it being a waste of time sometimes though- like if you can tell they have someone already. About 17 years ago I applied to be a park ranger for the state of California... they strung me along for over a year with the application process. I passed all the physical exams and tests that they make police officers go through (timed running at different distances, strength and agility tests, etc), passed 2 long-ass written exams, had a panel interview in front of 8 officers and parks people, and passed the background check and medical exam. Then, after more than a year of this they had me meet with a state psychiatrist for a psych evaluation: after literally 5 minutes in the room with him he told me I failed the psych evaluation and the position was filled already. Fucking assholes.

Probably around 10 so far. I'm actually more comfortable at the interview than I am at the application stage and that confidence definitely sealed at least two jobs I had in the past. My problem is I can "over" do it, when I get an interview or just the possibility I'll research the company as best I can and I know there's been the rare interview when I've known something that they are stumped on, leads to a VERY awkward post conversation and I know at that point they've lost interest.

Over 100. It took about 50 to get my first job out of college. I had extremely high grades, but I was shy and sucked at interviewing. I am much better at the process now. I'm at my 8th job since graduating college.

Rattikin Title Company - left for more money
Gulf Insurance Group - left because they were acquired
JCPenney - left for more money
STMicroelectronics - left because of pshyco boss
Archipelago Learning - left because they were acquired
US Concrete - only worked here for 5 months. Boss from Archipelago offered me a big raise to work for her again.
Multi-View - Laid off after there revenue dropped 30% in one year.
Toyota Industires - Current job.

I dunno how many I've been on, but once, about 10 years ago, I was interviewing for a position as a transporter in the operating room at a hospital. It was more like an orientation kinda thing, with myself and a few other people. We dressed up in scrubs and experienced first hand what it'd be like working there, touring the place and stuff. Once I find out though that you occasionally are on-call, as a fucking transporter, I lost all interest. The lady interviewing could tell my heart wasn't in it anymore, and vice versa she now felt the same about me. It was awkward as hell.