Phone Interview from Baker Hughes
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 Dec 19 2009, 10:39 PM
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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.. |
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Dec 21 2009, 12:36 PM
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QUOTE(stupid904 @ Dec 20 2009, 11:55 PM) what position are they offering to you? Hii, LWD-MWD field engineer. Please any info about the exams? any hint will be highly appreciated.. Regards Added on December 21, 2009, 12:39 pm QUOTE(boxsystem @ Dec 21 2009, 12:02 PM) finished my questionnaire on saturday. sent it to graduates_ausralia(at)bakerhughes.com as requested. Hello 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..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? Regards and good luck.. This post has been edited by gabreille: Dec 21 2009, 12:39 PM |
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Dec 21 2009, 06:36 PM
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QUOTE(boxsystem @ Dec 21 2009, 12:41 PM) You graduated as in what course? I am a mechanical engineer right, i also went to SLB 1st interview last December, and they sent me an email telling me that i was passed and they will invite me to the 2nd interview when the financial crisis improved, 1 year passed on that and no respond, but they sent via the email that i have math, physics and logic exams, i really want to know what is the math and physics that required for the oilfied services company entrance exam, please any sample or any help i will really appreciate, and sure i will let you know what happened exactly in my 2nd interview with baker where you can be well prepared!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. Thank you and regards. Added on December 21, 2009, 6:40 pm QUOTE(mar_ware @ Dec 21 2009, 01:27 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... Yes from 2 years, i am a Project manager/operation manager in an heavy equipment company, and since you didnt receive any notification yet that means a good news Btw r you applying to field engineer 2009/1010? University engineer? Added on December 21, 2009, 1:30 pm R 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. Added on December 21, 2009, 1:36 pm Which 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...  tcThis post has been edited by gabreille: Dec 21 2009, 06:40 PM |
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Jan 15 2010, 11:08 PM
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i just received rejection email from baker hughes:
Thank you for your interest in a position with with Baker Hughes. Your qualifications have been updated and reviewed against the qualifications for Field Engineer I. We have identified other candidates who more closely meet our requirements at the present time. If your skills and background are identified as a potential match for future opportunities, you may be contacted to discuss your potential interest for a future open position consistent with your qualifications and experiences. University Recruitment Team Good luck for all.. |
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