petronas is the best place to work. work security, lifetime n great benefits!

roti bakar.. good for you. both r good. r u graduated with a petroleum related degree? what is technip's offer after the study?  design related?

Wow, an eye opener. Thanks for sharing bro.

If you want experience join any service company, Technip being French are not the most generous of the lot, lagipun at 27 you only have 3 more years to go offshore before you're officially banned/desk bound. In Schlumberger you need to be below 30 for your first offshore passport.

Look, you don't need 2 MBA's MSC's to get a good pay. My friend with a normal UTM Chemical Engineering degree  just 2nd class upper aja, is already a certified deepwater specialist at 26, at 25 he managed to do recovery for drilling mud worth USD5M which would otherwise been a very costly disposal. Btw now at 30 is is they youngest MD of a drilling fluid plant company, a local malaysian singh and he only make 30K plus a month, which is about an expat's salary, excluding bonuses and benefits.

As for me, I graduated at 29 ha ha ha, with a degree in Marketing doing part time in UPM, I make above average as a former supply chain manager for a service company, a business analyst and now I am about to let go of all that at 35. Both of us are moving on to set up our own company not related to OnG. So you're still thinking of studying eh? Hmm my former procurment assistant is now Fasttrack on MI as new Field Manager at 27, grad at 24 worked for me as procurement assistant for six months and had a hire letter from Houston. Btw she's a girl, 5 '1 a Sabahan.

There's only so much that can be read from the books. In this business its all about work experience, comparing that to the basics that you have learned and building contacts.So if you still would like to read/study to me that's a big loss on your end. To me you're too old and too late to go offshore already and perhaps a teaching job or a research job would be more suited. Get off the books and start doing practical stuff. Its my advise, nak dengar x nak sudah, but you're way way way behind the curve...

Aik, I never know Technip Malaysia sends ppl to IFP for study. Must be something new I guess.

How many years will you be bonded to Technip if you take their offer? While I will say it's never a good thing to get your hands and feet tied to a company because you'll have zero bargaining power as long as you're with them, if the bond is for a few years then it may be a good thing after all.

Wow. You obtained first class in degree and master?

Between, how many years for master in local U?

go for master , bro

this is my suggestion from experienced worker :-)

try joinin petronas...
then...in the mean while..try gettin sum experience...
i know a few people who did tat...
then ..once u join them..work for them a year or 2..u will get new contacts from new companies..then u switch la... better $$

i'm come from engineering background and currently in engineering dept in O&G company. the position and my roll is compatible.

i read for 5 years to get my roll and once started working, i have to learn from scratch again.

bottoline is, work experience counts more than the roll

once reject, petronas wont accept u again, NEVER?
wow, just know this, today

petronas is the best place to work. work security, lifetime n great benefits!

take master at Technip laa dey.
mana tau dapat kerja sana. more better than petronas

go for master , bro

this is my suggestion from experienced worker :-)