Hi. I'm newbie here. I've been reading all the thread available but still couldn't sum up the best reason to work with tnb.

so anybody kind enough to share with me the experience, working as an engineer with tnb.

cause I've already heard that somehow in 2015 tnb will not hold the authority in the transmission and distribution department. so this rumor really smack me in the face.

I'ma bumi, Dreamer.

I do want to work with tnb as I knew that tnb is the best way to increase my knowledge in the electrical field, and they do provide good training to their staff. it's just that i'm hoping to get more big bucks by working with tnb. is that even possible?

btw, i'm a electric and electronic degree holder. so that also makes me wonder if I'm relevant enough to work with tnb?

but I do take basic electric course as it is compulsory, and power. E. that's all to it.

Tq mikahluramak 4 da info.

btw, i try to open tnb remaco's website, suddenly things popping out, like scanning my computer, freaky. then i close. is it just me or do anyone happen to be in my situation?

If so, during the interview, do they ask any required, specific skills? and do E&E degree suits tnb remaco job scope?

wow. never thought of that. but saying that, which tnb department that have better future in opening sub gov. project?

also, anyone here, a tnb engineer kind enough to share what is it like working in tnb distribution. I've heard there's minyak claim, and for beginners the starting pay around 2000 somthing .

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Added on July 20, 2010, 7:29 pmhmm... nothing yet.. oh well.

then let me ask this, what kind of risk I'm facing working in tnb?
i heard they provide job security, as in not fire anybody even though we're going for bad economy times.

This post has been edited by bojek: Jul 20 2010, 07:29 PM

anyone knows when's the latest pep intake?

"is a great place for you". can you explain a bit more?