QUOTE(noruazumi @ Mar 18 2013, 01:21 AM)
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1. The fact that you created this id just to diss an old time forumer who has been contributing a lot to this thread and other related threads is just sad.
2. If you really have a problem with Petronas, why don't you highlight this to the HR and management instead of being a pretentious douche. You may get better feedback and prolly a solution to your dilemma.
3. It is surprising to know a Petronas staff who was a scholar and passed the strict interviews displayed such attitude.
4. It is either you serve your bond and you pay back to Petronas. It is that simple. Some of my UTP friends were scholars. Exxon seems no problem getting them on board.
5. Grow up.
I was a Petronas scholar too, ages ago. When I came back after graduation (with honors too), it was at the tail end of recession in the late 1980s. Jobs were still not 'plentiful' in the country. Petronas also did not have many opening for fresh graduates (it had hundreds of fresh graduates at that time), and they let me off the bond (yeehaa!

). I work in O&G related companies from construction, design consultants and operators till today.
The irony was, my batch who had to repeat their classes and graduated a year or 2 after me were quickly hired by Petronas when they came back! I guess the timing was perfect for them since Petronas, especially Carigali was expanding rapidly. But I was glad they did not try to 'call me' back after letting me go. PHew!

I was already earning double the pay of Petronas engineer of the same age.
This post has been edited by Stamp: Mar 18 2013, 01:43 PM