When I sharpen I do 3 even strokes on each blade. But its an art doing it by hand. When you have a sharp blade that's not cutting than its time to take the rakers down. Not even sharping is your problem.
Chainsaw finishes cuts to the right
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Another way to end up with the chian doing that without hiiting dirt, or rocks, or uneven sharpening is to cut a tree that has a piece of fence in it from years gone by. Sometimes there is no warning if the barbed wire is not hanging out of the tree. Especially tricky when there isn't a fence in the area anymore either.
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