Not sure if this has been offered up yet, but I'll leave it here anyway... Have you considered working with a temp agency? Thinking of Quantum, Addecco or Apple One and the like (do some research on which companies hire for which industries). The first benefit, you will have a recruiter review your resume and will provide direction on how to improve or tailor to suit a job post. Second, the recruiter is literally doing the job search for you. They will let you know if they have something that’s suitable, ask you if you're interested and if you are, they will present you as a candidate. There are some drawbacks - you're usually paid thru the agency’s system but in my experience it sometimes was weekly. Some jobs are super short term, but there are also long term assignments and some that are seasonal. I've also heard people don't enjoy the computer skill testing and practice interviews, but in my eyes, it's all preparation. Coming out of high school I was a kid that couldn't get hired at Canada’s Wonderland or McDonald's (I was extremely shy and lacked confidence) and had only worked as a babysitter and after school tutor in university. Not an amazing resume. However, I got signed up with an agency after searching online and immediately got a paying job stuffing envelopes for a week at Canada Life, which turned into doing backup reception for a month at Merrill Lynch, and eventually a one year contract supporting a team at Rogers. That's three major companies I would never have gotten an interview with if I hadn't had a recruiter advocating for me, my babysitting experience and my super-fast word-per-minute typing speed that I only found out about because of the computer skill testing. I was able to beef up my resume and job hunt on the side, eventually getting hired on in another company all my own.

Sometimes you just need some help to get the momentum going!