I am freshgraduate in sarawak. may I know what the salary for sesco or sarawak energy berhad as E1/E2 Electrical engineer??
what is the benefits? health, accomodation? transport??
anyone help?

I would like to know too.. How about IT positions, any available thr? They have a huge fleet of corporate vehicles, u can see them on roads in Kuching everyday.

is anyone going for interview next week?

I would like to know too for the account or finance post.

they are looking for Analyst (Finance/Economics), Grade E3/E4
you can search their website...reference code 50115077 due date 1st june 2012...

thx


hw was the interview? tough?

no yet.. next tuesday interview...looking forward to that

I work there before .....lol

But SESCO Miri ...been there forgot how many months then in dilemma to accept my oversea job or stay but in the end i quit.

I'm Chinese and owes been call in for OT on Saturday ....the OT also i dunno what for just sit and relax.

I go work on time only the first week then everyone seems going to work late coz no punch card system. The 2nd week i go in pretty late then once i reach office let everyone see my face and i go out for my lunch and went home sleep. Then around 2pm or 3pm i go back office. Then most of the time 4pm i went back home to avoid traffic. My job there pretty easy just check QC and key the info into the system after those technician carried out their job and i approve their work.

Benefits not as good as they are still under government as from what i told by those senior. But i attend quite a number of courses for that few months and upon my resignation they even mail me an appreciation cert for working with them.

lol like that? the job so relax? how about bintulu sesco?

sesco in kuching is less 'laid back' and seemed more busy. but it also depends on what department you're in, and how committed are you to your work.

hey err they asked me to bring original cerfiticates... they dont specifically says which, i just wondering they want to see SPM one? the degree or course i have... but the problem is... i think i lost my spm cert

Some company are quite attentive to SPM certs as well. I have been through interviews where they later request me to send in photocopied SPM result. From this, I can assume that SPM does carry weight in recruitment decisions, besides the more obvious ones eg. diploma & degree. Maybe someone with HR experience can explain its importance.

This post has been edited by lancelance: May 26 2012, 12:23 AM

being a big GLC, you've gotta bring all your certs, even your curriculum cert if you have. they may not even look at it, but just in case, some might be very picky.

and btw, losing your spm cert says something about you, especially in an interview room.

now i found my spm cert finally...lucky... and now i cant find my pmr cert..... what they will be asking in the interview? coz i never been interviewed before in msia

i'm not sure, i've never been to SEB's interview. but the only question that i can think of is the most common "where do you see yourself in 5 years"