The Simple Dollar blog details how to build a killer resume from start to finish.

So the interview for your next great job is coming up and you've got answers for your strengths, weaknesses, and teamwork skills—but can you explain the 5-4-3 rule of computer networking? InterviewUp, a social website focused on industry-specific interview questions, could help you prepare for your time in the hot seat. No account is required to search, post or answer questions asked of candidates, but a free sign-up lets users get email notices when questions they ask get answered. The question pool seems to lean heavily toward the programming, science and health care fields at this point, but other careers and general questions get some attention as well. Interviewees can also check out job interview tips from a recruiter and advice on how to ace a job interview. [Lifehacker Annotation]

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Anxious applicants increasingly use professionals to assemble impressive-looking résumés, but the wrong service can waste time and money.

Once a prospective employer starts talking money, as in how much you currently earn, it's hard not to panic. And while it may seem like the only option is to simply answer the question, this is the time to choose your words carefully. In fact, how you respond to those initial salary questions plays a crucial role in determining whether your final pay package is excellent or just enough.

Potential employers enjoy asking MBA applicants some off-the-wall questions. Here's how to not get rattled.