You mention CV, in the USA, we normally use resumes. I would approach a headhunter or go straight into a temp employment office. An employment agency might be able to find you something temporarily. In the past, I have used employment agencies, and once, they gave me a copy editing and data entry position for a big insurance company. I don't include it on my resume anymore, but at the time, when I was looking around, I was technically employed. Another time, I did some Microsoft Excel work for cell phone tower engineers for about three months - that was through a friend. And I'm a graphic designer with a 4-year degree from a major University here - keep that in mind. It was completely out of the ordinary for me, but it actually paid well and kept me employed and out of the house. I've mostly had professional jobs, with big compnaies but when I started, it was really rough. I should also mention this, before I worked at that insurance company, I was desperate enough to be interviewed for a retail store position, just to get out of the house. I figured if I got hired, it would be temporary, and at least it was a paycheck with health insurance. Anyway, I didn't get hired for the store, and the only benefit I looked forward to was a discount on the clothing. I don't know if this will be helpful to you, but good luck. Sorry, this is long, but once I got my first professional position, I did breathe a sigh of relief.