ask yourself, where in this world you get high pay and yet doing easy work and go back early?

farizuan, there isn't free lunch. Not all people get what they want in PCSB.
U don't know earn RM6k in SLB, fresh grad will be at least USD 4k.

Can't we say Ranhill Worleyparsons a local company too? At least it fulfill the requirement to be awarded contract from Petronas.
Btw, RWP is hiring Pipeline Engineer for the time being.

lol..wad job can get usd 4900??
wad engineer is tat?..i like to travel,a lot..hahah..
i tot petronas is very good already..mana tahu got better company....

ya... of course easy life, but if one day when you leave that company, you might have the difficulties to adapt yourself outside petronas environment... i see most of the young staffs just waste their time only... even thou got the opportunities, if i can choose from beginning again, i would like to join service company first before go in pcsb..
Now you fell proud because you can grab the chance to work in a big company with good benefit before you graduated, but one day you will envy ppl outside who earn big figure...

10 yrs.... 
im not a scholar.... i'll cabut after get enough experience...

Upstream is where the money and fun is, my friend. Work hard for 15 days, then play hard for 15 days lah!
Hrm? So eager to disclose the salary level for the engineers in PETRONAS? 
Btw, the offshore hardship allowance is not RM30/day, it is more than that. And all engineers are actually earning the same starting salary, no matter the discipline. Of course, there are special allowances and adjustments...
Not really. If you are looking for technical career progression, consultants/contractors/service providers provide better opportunities. In client companies, you'll mostly be bogged down by management/supervising tasks UNLESS if you make the extra effort to directly do the work yourself. Of course as a client, you just need to review and approve procedures/drawings/specs/datasheets with occasional site visit, but how to gain the knowledge and experience to be 'qualified' to review and approve them? That's where the hardworking and lazy types are sorted out..
Ah come on now, you don't have go on and praise PMU until like that. I'm beginning to suspect that you're from there.
You should spare a thought for the PCSB guys who slog it out at fabrication yards, pet. engineers who sit at their PC reading the reservoir data in the weekends, offshore guys who spent Hari Raya out in the open seas. I haven't counted the downstream guys yet. Everyone also deserves praise what.
Agreed. Best that you move on early, unless if you intend to stay and move upwards in the company.
A common scare tactic which I encountered a lot lately. True, you will probably not be able to work with PETRONAS again once you resign, but look: If you've made up your mind to leave, why think about going back? The world is big, and there are more things out there than in PETRONAS.

I'm not yet at the level where I can call myself experienced, so I'm just sharing what I know. What I can tell lah, of course.

with that thought you SHOULD HAVE NOT take the scholar . Give to opportunity to others..

Hi there,

Ex-UTP and PETRONAS scholar reporting here    and currently working in PCSB as commissioning engineer. It seems like there has been some misleading infomation and circulation about client company, especially PCSB. To put in simple, working in PCSB and other client company is more challenging than what rumours said.

Our work evolve as how the work progress. Being as a client representative, we deal with a lot of people, from skill workers to professional engineer and manager level. Document review is only part of the work. PETRONAS staffs are very marketable in O&G not without any reason. 

waaah so lama la not lepaking here oredi....
shy la you all so high position one.