Also, in many ways the interview is your chance to evaluate a potential employer as much as their chance to evaluate you. You'll never be happy in the job if it means being somebody wildly different from who you are. Still, approach every interview committed to doing your best to get an offer. It's a lot nicer having a choice and deciding it isn't right then realizing later that you were wrong, and threw away your big chance. The simple fact is that it's nobody's fault, and understanding that is the real key to getting past it.
Rejection is just a normal part of the process.
Much like getting all dressed up for an interview or trying to sum up all of your experiences and talents on a single page resume, it might not be your favorite thing in the world, but it means you're in there swinging. Ultimately, that's the most important thing. Every rejection means that you're on the path towards a better future for yourself. You're trying to improve yourself and your position in life, and with AppleOne's help, you will absolutely be able to. It might also help to know you're not alone.