Anyone been to baker hughes interview for field engineer before? mind to share some experience?

You may find some info here http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1201108/all.

thanks bro.. i'll look on it..

Sorry, no meaning of encouraging people to do it the easiest way as I myself also understand how tough it could be of being called up for an interview. Effort is needed. What i mean is for those who would like to enter O&G field, DO NOT ENTER if you are with the intention of just thinking of getting high pay. Just some advice, think what suit you the most and where exactly does your passion lying in before applying for jobs. Instead of becoming a trend follower, why dont you choose to become a pioneer. Jangan ikut orang saje. THINK! ANALYSE! ACT!

Just google and check on glassdoor.. got all the questions there..
Done that and my interview went well..

This post has been edited by spawn89: May 21 2012, 03:13 PM

big paycheck = big responsibilities

an example: part of job is need approved and ensure the facilities is well protected, safe, well-evacuate from oil & gas fire harzard, then get it approve by Classification and Authority.. Future Safety, Fire Control, Evacuation and Muster Plan of 60-200 person on board is on your hand.. put your name and signature on it.. your name and signature will be there (for 10-20 years) as there gonna frame it at each level of accommodation..

Well said bro!

even I've finished my annual leave, still have 40 days leave due to replacement leave.. fuhhh.. if resign, with 3 months notice, only need to work 1 month..

but I'm happy...

Convert to cash la bro!

Which company do you work.?
Most of the company limited the annual leave carry forward less than 10 days a year.

well said, big paid = big responsibilities.. 24/7


p/s
ada can ka main ps3 hari2 kerja day & night

when u r assign to offshore, what will b the chance then? LOL

Cannot... Have asked before.. When involve money, normally HR try to avoid..

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Added on May 21, 2012, 9:29 pmWe can carry forward the whole year annual leave.. and can carry fwd till end of march for last 2 years annual leave.. My colleague has 61 annual days.. Crazy right??? But we are too busy..


This post has been edited by abgkik: May 21 2012, 09:29 PM

Hi guys.

There's this website called oilcareers.com that posts a lot of O&G career opportunities. When I browse the job openings in Malaysia, most of the job ads are posted by world global recruitment agencies such as Leap29, WRS, Sofomation, etc2. I'm not really familiar with these global recruitment agencies since most advice is to apply directly through company's website, ads in newspaper or career fair. Do you guys have any experience applying for jobs through these agencies? Are they legit?

*high five!*

Even scrolling until now. One of the tab I never close in my browser. Haha

I can assure you that is just a myth. Fresh graduate is a liability is most cases and no company in their right mind will pay near that amount. In some special cases where cronism rules like the NFC (famous cow company), the boss elect their family members as directors and pay RM20-30k pm each. Then someone will say cow industry is the best paid.

This post has been edited by Singh_Kalan: May 22 2012, 01:48 AM

It is not a myth. I have a couple of friends who earn big bucks with just a year experience in the industry. Off course I'm talking about the offshore guys. I won't name names of the company, suffice to say they are working in a niche specialization within OnG industry.

Agree.

Everyone needs to be passionate and do it because it is in the blood and not because it brings food onto the table. For the freshies, during interview you will be asked what positive steps have you made to differentiate yourself from the thousands applying for the same post. Sitting down at home browsing this website has its limits to helping you. Be proactive and offer yourself as intern to subcontractors or suppliers if you cannot get a position in a bigger company.

Hey bro , Still did not mention which company do you work for ?

i guess i was pretty lucky. been reading through the whole thing for a few days, then applied when someone posted an opening. after emailing my cv got called within a few hours for interview.
but yes, this forum + google really helped