I thought oil and gas pay tons of money?

Age : 34
Job Title : Senior Consultant
Job Desciption : International Consulting
Years spent in company : 0
Industry : Oil and Gas - Consulting
Employment Level : Senior Executive
Experience before joining : 10 years
Degree : Chemical Engineering
Salary : SGD 15k
Ramark : Permanent, Offer declined, 75% travelling, I'm fatharing soon.

Age : 34
Job Title : Project Manager
Job Desciption : Proposal / Project Management
Years spent in company : 0
Industry : Oil and Gas - EPC
Employment Level : Manager
Experience before joining : 10 years
Degree : Chemical Engineering
Salary : RM 13.5k (contractual 13 months salary)
Ramark : Permenant, Offer declined

Age : 34
Job Title : Maintenance Coordinator
Job Desciption : Maintenance Engineering Related
Years spent in company : 0
Industry : Oil and Gas - Operator
Employment Level : Specialist
Experience before joining : 10 years
Degree : Chemical Engineering
Salary : RM 22.0k (contractual 13 months salary)
Ramark : Contract, Offer Accepted

Yes, Oil and Gas pays well. But still not as good as running a business. Cheers.

I think you are underpaid. But no worries, at least you are in O&G and still young, many opportunities will come.

Might be tempting. Once you are out for a few years, you will have a hard time coming back to O&G. Be patient ... I was in 3K+ for the first few years. And then .. you can be more demanding.

I've interviewed a few fresh graduates asking for salary above RM2500, reason is they graduated from oversea and some because they are 1st class honour. Honestly, I won't choose those fresh graduate who demand so much. At last, I choose a fresh graduate with CGPA 3.65 and expected salary is RM2000. I offered her RM1700 + allowance + commission and she accepted. After 6 months, she can perform and I increased her salary to RM2000. I think the most importance is you love the job, put effort to perform the best, innovative and learn. Your boss will knew it. If they don't appreciate you, learn everything and jump la.