Dear @Azimi,
Welcome back to the Wefugees Community and thank you for reaching out to us again.
First of all, I am afraid that you need to be prepared for a longer waiting period regarding the interview etc. It is possible that your case at the BAMF is "on hold" for the time being. As far as I know, many asylum procedures of people from Afghanistan are currently not being processed due to the latest political developments in Afghanistan. I heard and read that the BAMF is wating for the German government to re-evaluate the situation in Afghanistan and for respective reports. Therefore, you can not necessarily compare your individual case with others and their schedule.
Regarding your questions on work: Wether you are already allowed to work is depending on the condition if you are still obliged to stay in a so-called reception centre (Erstaufnahmeeinrichtung) or not. As I am not familiar with the camp structures/types and the transfer procedures in your area, I would highly recommend you (as I also mentioned in your earlier opened threads) to consult a counselling office which will be much more familiar with the local settings. However, even if you are not obliged to live in a reception centre anymore - as long as you hold an Aufenthaltsgestattung (during the asylum procedure) you need to ask the immigration office (Ausländerbehörde) for the permission for a specific job. You will not get a general work permit. After you presented a job offer to the immigration office, they might contact the "Agentur für Arbeit" (which checks the working conditions etc.) as well. In case both offices approve the job offer, they will make a note in your Aufenthaltsgestattung mentioning the individual employer etc.
Regarding a camp change: I assume that "staying together with a friend" might not convince the authorities to give you a permission to move while waiting for the pending asylum procedure. But please discuss this also with a local counselling office.
I hope this helps and all the best,
Meike