Please forgive if I ask lame questions.
Dear sifus,
Why does everyone mostly talk about upstream career prospect? How about downstream processing?
Can I move to upstream if I started my career at downstream processing as a process engineer?

Dear all master/sifus,
I got two offers now. Downstream production engineer in Petronas Refinery. Upstream field engineer with baker.
Both are away from home =( one in kerteh, one in labuan. I prefer hands-on job, which both also can offer. Some says it's better to go to client's side. some says services company could let myself expose to more technical experience.
What masters/sifus here would say?

Thanks all the sifus explanation! especially bro Azraeli!
I think I'm ready for the challenge in Baker, and as you all have said, I really think that's the better choice now.
As for the structured training from Baker, is it really true that I can switch back to desk job after 3 years like they said on the brochure?
I wish to get back to my family my parents after 3-5 years.
Yes, bro december, the pay is better than petronas, but of course the working hours are longer =( the product line is not confirmed yet. would be wireline, tentatively.
Thanks guys!

Yes, via their official website. i think it's the only way. they don't take cv personally.
good luck.

Thanks guys and Azraeil.

I think I found my answer then. Baker is the one.

On top of that, I need to prepare myself, both physically and mentally.

Good luck to me and everyone.

yes, there are plenty of 2nd upper guys in here.

do brush up your cv with all the relevant things that you have.

as the other guy had said, if you get the call, it's on your own dude.

good luck!!

It's busy, which also means that you will learn alot.
I think it's busy in any kind of job. There is no company that allows you to stay idle, not contributing to the production
One phone interview, follow with BH experience day.