Generally speaking, you should stop interviewing once you have accepted an offer. Your soon-to-be employer has moved from decided to give you job to planning h

Generally speaking, you should stop interviewing once you have accepted an offer. Your soon-to-be employer has moved from decided to give you job to planning how you will contribute to the company. It is extremely poor form to back out post offer acceptance (exceptions would be some kind significant life event). On the flip side, if you are planning to interview with no intention of accepting a job from a company then you are wasting their time and potentially depriving a viable candidate of an opportunity to interview. If you get a call from a Google or an Amazon, explain your situation, and use it as opportunity to cultivate a network. They will appreciate your ethics, and if you don't like your job, you can reconnect in 6 months or a year. The bottom line is that you have accepted a job -- relax and enjoy your remaining months of little to no responsibility.