Why haven't you received any offers so far?
What offers have you received so far?"
This is another type of question that most interviewers will not ask. But just in case, I'll provide an example. For the question asking what offers have you received so far, you can simply list the ones you have received without details. For example,
I received offers from Boeing and InfoSpace." But if they ask you why haven't you received any offers, then your answer will depend on if you have an offer or not. If you do, then you can politely correct them by saying,
Actually, I received an offer from Intel. But I didn't respond with my answer yet because this company is my first choice." If you do not have any offers, then you can say something like this example.
I just started interviewing this past week, so it's a little too early to tell.
I recently started looking for a job, but I'm hoping that I'll receive offers soon.
I received one offer from a smaller company, but I want to see what else is out there. I like what this company has to offer so I'm hoping everything turns out well today.
I've only interviewed with two other companies so far and I have a second interview with one of them. It's too early to tell if I'll be receiving any offers right now, but I'm confident that I will get a couple.
Most of the jobs I have been applying for require more experience than I have. Also, because the job market is rough right now the competition has been pretty tough. But I plan on self studying continually and I know through my diligence that I will get a job soon.