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Oil & Gas Career, place where grease monkeys gather
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howlingblues
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Dec 2 2007, 09:40 PM
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QUOTE(gatevalve @ Nov 30 2007, 03:49 AM) yeah..very keng salary.MOST OF US earn more than US 6K a month in less than 5 years.also, bonus very keng...4 times a year at usd 2000 per bonus.our motto ""änother day,another dollar" 12 hours a day.that is normal working hour for us. i work for 28 days and off for 28 good days. if u are willing to leave your loved ones 6 months/year.....than you may try to join oil and gas industry.  yes, i do agrees that to make big bucks means sacrifices. I'm willing to leave my love ones for big bucks and seriously looking to join oil n gas like offshore works. But sadly, applications got refused and i don't have the "jalan" for this occupation
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howlingblues
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Dec 4 2007, 10:51 PM
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QUOTE(enkadirmainbola @ Dec 4 2007, 08:26 AM) Heads up to anyone who's interested in getting into seismic (a segment within Oil & Gas), my company (Western Geco) will be expanding our fleet with an additional 6 new seismic vessels. They're looking to hire ~800 new employees to man these new ships over the next three years. So start sending in those resumes guys! this is really a great news for job seekers intending to involve in Oil and gas like me. it just blow my mind. btw, ugpm. Added on December 4, 2007, 10:54 pmQUOTE(tishaban @ Dec 4 2007, 12:55 PM) I'm surprised nobody mentioned trading so far. Trading is buying & selling of crude oil, gas etc. If you're really good, expect to be a millionaire before you're 40. To start, get hired by one of the big guys first and get lots of experience there. Shell, Exxon-Mobil, Petronas all have trading in this region. There may be a lot of travel involved so those who enjoy travelling around the world in business class will have some fun here. Once you have experience the sky's the limit! Perhaps there are more engineering grads here than the business grad... somehow i read your posting twice, and still couldn't get your point. Trading would means involve in stock market trends monitoring in these companies i.e. shell, petronas etc? This post has been edited by howlingblues: Dec 4 2007, 10:54 PM
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