Best places to find work in finance?

I'm two years out of undergrad with degree in finance. Graduated December 08, right when the economy tanked.

It's been a struggle finding work in the NYC area; Westchester, Manhattan, etc.

So I come here and ask, what are the best sites or methods to go about finding work?
Should I forget traditional job sites and just start calling up staffing agencies/headhunters?

Its pretty pathetic that I cant get a call from someone that isnt looking for a sales or financial planning position.

Thanks

pretty much what i wanted to say but didnt want to be a dick.
i know my school offered internships to these sales programs, all claiming to be top internships in the country.

and norlan, do you have any suggestions for me?

yeh i've been working a blue collar job for the past year. year before that i spent 6 months searching and then wasted a month at a sales job.

what really annoys me is that due to the current state of job market, i'm unable to tell if i and my credentials are the problem or if its just the market itself.
meaning, i hope the market doesnt recover and i still dont get any calls.

my plan B is to go back to school for a year and get my accounting degree. lame job but people are always hiring and its pays well.

my expectations coming out of school was to find an analyst position at a small firm. nothing too big, not one of the BB's, just something where i'd learn things i hadnt learned in school and be able to network. my expectations werent high since i didnt come from a top school nor had the best grades.
realistically though, i'll take anything not dealing with sales. any finance related office position that has me working in the field so that i begin to gain experience.

and as for networking with alumni, yeh its stupid that i havent done so. i contacted an alumnus that heads Aijilon staffing, which is a pretty big staffing firm i believe, yet never followed up because it was around the time i started the sales job. how F'n stupid of me...
never really spoke to any others but have seen alumni post jobs i'm unqualified for on linkedin.

i should definitely begin to fill out my profile on linkedin and get in touch with some people, including you. my school's linkedin page does not seem to have much activity which is why i never got involved there.

honestly, i feel like your network is even more important than education in some cases.

its why you have these investment banks who hire kids from liberal arts schools. meaning rich kids who went to these liberal schools to become "enlightened" yet when its time to find a job they run to their parents and friends in finance.

i also hate how certain jobs still require you to provide your SAT scores to be eligible. why on earth do SAT scores still matter when you just went through 4 years of school?

oh yeh i definitely dont have my SAT score on my resume and most companies definitely dont ask for it.
ive just noticed that some hedge funds and boutique firms do request it here and there, and i thought i should mention how stupid it is.