hi anyone here received/got phone interview with exxonmobil singapore 2014?


Thanks in advances

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This post has been edited by xSkyVenomX: Aug 20 2014, 04:07 AM

Means hurry laa.... bini paksa! hehehehe

Good morning guys,

Career advise needed.

Which one is better career path, commissioning engineer at boiler manufacturer, or project engineer at turbine skid packager?

Looking back at ver1 created 2006! Woo

We are very close in terms of product line...lol. I am with Weatherford...wireline. Been bouncing around different countries too these past 8 years.
Just added you to Linkedin.

Well you might want to try searching for "oil drilling service company" or that kind of query in Google. I got quite some known companies from googling that term.

AFAIK, when you're in an oil service company, you just need to make do with whatever assignment you're given by your supervisor. You might have a say in where you will be located, but in the end it boils down to your supervisor's decision. These are all I get from conversation with my friends who are working in the oil service industry. Please do CMIIW.

Thanks for the add! I guess you and I get to travel and see the world for FREE! Perks of the job!!!

Now this I can relate and agree to. Met alot of "management" or office supervisors that don't know jack flapping their gums about field work. And they were really bad in the field... Too many f-ups. Lol. True story.

Yeah. Been and seen places people don't want to. Love trainings though... Free vacation.

This post has been edited by WildChai: Aug 20 2014, 05:36 PM

Gas turbine no questions asked

Training courses are nice - but 'tak senang hati' vacation laa. Must pass exam, nanti kena pecat!!!

what do you one a fellow red(maroon in a few washes) coverall mate.

hows the wireline dept doing these days. not much of a business in the malaysia side of thing for the W tho.

Weatherford much action in Qatar a few years ago when they JV with QP...

this year has been a year of downsizing. lay off here and there.

That JV called Al-Shaheen must not been doing too well then. Funny thing is Baker hasn't been getting the jobs there either. Must be SLB and Sperry then...

Hi bros n Sifus. I am currently doing master's in petroleum eng - UTM as a part time student. Graduated in Chem (Petroleum Major-hons) eng.

I am looking for ong vacancy. Now I am doing water & waste treatment for industry and municipal-2 years experience - Project, business dev. Others, I been working as kuli macai in non related profession for few years.

I have been trying to get into this industry for quite a while. No invitation for interview whatsoever.

Now I am more focus than ever to get into this industry since my good friend left for petrofac - his first step into this industry after few years of working. He also doing master in UTP - jalan semarak.

I also want to liaise my work with my study, so I am seeking your expertise and good advise for my dilemma..chio

it was said about 7000 world wide was laid off. and within my base at east coast ive seen 1 BU closed, a few laid off.

UTP jalan Semarak?I wonder..

Is it UTM or UTP? hehe...

This post has been edited by undertaker123: Aug 21 2014, 09:10 PM

this mate of yours, before this he was working in the ong industry or other industry??

anyway its good to have a bit of both. chances are there, not easy but its there. work hard for it

Hello everyone,

Just hoping to get some opinion here. Same here, graduated with a chem eng degree last year. Been working in a project management role for almost a year in the oil and gas industry. Am hoping for a more technical role in the future. Was gonna leave my comfort zone and do a full time master degree. Some say that this is a suicidal mission and that probably i wont make it back to the industry.

I received offers from Heriot-Watt, UTM & UTP albeit its research mode in UTP and taught for the former two. I am in a terrible dilemma. So should I do a research mode master degree or a taught one? Negative thoughts has been running all over my head since and that research masters are less recognized by employers. Is this true?

Fees is a factor here. Assuming that I do not want to continue phD after masters, which is the best choice for me given my current scenario. However, I also hear that some people say that companies employed people based on their accomplishment which is an indication of their capability and that their research title is secondary (even though its not related).

P/s: Research title is on EOR.

Help me pleaseeee. Desperately wanna hear an opinion or two.

In the South-East-Asia market, there are 2 very active PhD from Petronas Dr. Keng Seng Chan and Dr. Rahim Masoudi. You may want to find a way to see how you can go from your current situation.