Yeah, I just did.

But I'm not sure if they have received it as there's no confirmation e-mail.

@TSOM ur problem same as mine. i didnt received any call after submitting my questionnaire. its been more than a month. juz try my luck by re-sending it again as suggested by @riff

sorry to tumpang thread, but if i want to apply for intern. how ar. they did not mention any post for intern. is field engineer 2010 opportunity or malaysia university recuit consider as intern?

@akimee : i think TSOM have already re-submit the form based on his reply in this thread but not sure whether the second try did reach them

@ivanau : nope.. thats for permanent position. for internship purpose ive seen their booth at my campus 3-4 years back... but you can always try your luck by submitting your resume to their HR email.

off topic - maybe you can try eneos sarawak? gas operator in miri and i think i came across with internship vacancy there

thanks bro for the info

anyone success entering 2nd round interview?
when is it? early 2010? held in Singapore?

I got the phone call interview from Baker Hughes 3 weeks ago, until now also didn't get any further contact yet... @@

Same here. Mine is more than a month now. Guess they r still selecting... Or already selected n none of us is in their shortlist. Well lets hope not.

I have a question,
I have already finished my phone interview for the field interview position,but there are new openings now..new field engineer positions for different locations and also for 2010..can i apply for them aswell?Will that make my already finished phone interview void?

@ swathi8388 i applied both . dunno which 1 they consider 4 my assessment

from wad i been told. by the phone interviewer. she said that the phone interview works for any position at any place. n she told me that this interview is the only one no matter how many positions you r applying. so this phone interview is the only one...

i believe they did ask which country u r eligible to work. in case that u have a working visa outside malaysia. so im guessing they do it only once. get it or lose it... maybe you can apply it the next year or something. not sure it works.

anyway, anyone still getting phone interview? if yes, that may explain the delay for the next selection process.

This post has been edited by mar_ware: Dec 12 2009, 02:36 PM

mar_ware, did you apply other jobs? Or you will wait for Baker Hughes contact?

i applied to several others. keep my options open. just frustrated with no news so far. beta know get rejected/accepted asap than waiting. at least i can strike it out from my list of potential employees... one down, 999 to go...

dunno how they do things in o&g hr these days. most of my applications r at least a month old. n they r still assessing... wrote several to ask. nothing... no rejection. no update. nothing... maybe they r having a new pastime - collecting resumes... thinking of applying to middle east or other parts of the world.

or maybe gonna apply to smaller companies as sales engineer or something. still thinking about it though.

guysssssssss i got the email, they told me that i am accepted for the 2nd round, and they said to prepare for exams :S i graduated from 2 years now, so i really forgot everything! is there anyone in the house can help by informing us what type of exams we should have, i heard about math and physics but is there any book or sample that i can revise?!?!?!

Thank you all, and good luck..

wassup guys
thanks for sharing your phone interview experience

just like everyone else, i'm gonna have a phone interview with baker soon also... but... i applied for the position in indonesia, so i guess i am not competing with you guys

what's making me nervous, is that i don't have any idea of the o&g industry... i graduate in electrical engineering and my skills are so totally unrelated with the o&g industry

btw, is baker hughes one of the top player in the o&g industry? how are they compared to schlumberger and halliburton?

what position are they offering to you?

finished my questionnaire on saturday. sent it to graduates_ausralia(at)bakerhughes.com as requested.

an hour later, got an email from graduates(at)bakerhughes.com saying I am not selected for the position. the thing is I applied for various post in their website ..

am I being rejected for the Aussie opening? Any hint guys?

Hii, LWD-MWD field engineer.

Please any info about the exams? any hint will be highly appreciated..

Regards

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Added on December 21, 2009, 12:39 pmHello man, unfortunately yes you are, maybe because ur answers wasnt aligned with there standards, but dont get upset and keep it up, you will get what you want just keep on working on your ambition and res assured you will reach..

Regards and good luck..

This post has been edited by gabreille: Dec 21 2009, 12:39 PM

You graduated as in what course?

Normally, it would be the simple ones. Power theories, measurements, simple maths.

From what I had with SLB back then, types of filters i.e. LPF, HPF. And simple calculations, i.e. parallel resistance and whatnot.

Maybe for LWD-MWD, you need to know a bit on the mechanical side?

Ahhh .. crap .. I'm not accepted? Even though it was from diff email address? I am having my fingers crossed that it is not.

what standards are their answers?

the questions were :

1) which country are you authorized to work in?
2) you're on a job. it requires your full attention. your colleague is in need of help. you knew the ways to improve his work. what would you do? pros and cons?
3) offshore, onshore and office. which work place you prefer the most and the least? why?
4) same as question 1.



This post has been edited by boxsystem: Dec 21 2009, 12:49 PM

Wow! 2 years ago?? What did you do for the last 2 years? What were you working as? All i know about the exam is that it is technical based. N related to general engineering. No clue what to prepare or expect. Just read as much as you can I guess. All the best. I haven't got any email stating whether or not I am rejected... Does it mean i am rejected? Coz some ppl got rejection email. I don't...

Btw r you applying to field engineer 2009/1010? University engineer?

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Added on December 21, 2009, 1:30 pmR u authorised to work in Australia? Meaning do you have working visa or PR or citizenship there? If not, they will straightaway eliminate you. Baker Hughes doesnt sponsor employees as far as I know. You can apply for residence visa first then reapply again. But Australian visa is getting harder to get these days. Better luck in Canada or NZ.

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Added on December 21, 2009, 1:36 pmWhich position did you apply? I guess it really depends on the position you applied. U may or may not qualify. But just try it anyway. U still at phone interview stage? I wonder when they gonna end this phone interview and move to next stage... Is it malaysian division faster than indonesian??

BH is one of the top players in o&g services. No clue as to how the comparison goes...

This post has been edited by mar_ware: Dec 21 2009, 01:36 PM