Hi guys, I'm planning to do my Master next early of next year.

Between Master Science in Supply Chain Management and Master in Project Planning, which one have better prospects in O&G?

I don't have engineering background. Thanks

Any sifu can help

Guys, please help..

Thanks bro
I don't have engineering background.. I think most project planning jobs required engineering background and it's quite important I think.

Now in downstream supply chain.. thinking to go further r Upstream supply chain after finish the master..

In such a harsh climate, downstream will be slightly less volatile?
Scared of those VSS or lay off.. feels like this is just the beginning..

This post has been edited by InF.anime: Dec 13 2014, 02:03 AM

Boss.. why downstream is less affected?

Fuel price drop to 54USD now.. don't think its the lowest point yet.
market sentiment is very down

30% really not a small number.
Normally will start from high pay or low experience first?

Contractor you mean are Shell permanent ?or temporary staff?

I heard 15% pay cut for UK Shell & BP staff

oil field service get biggest hit... hope the exploration companies still can hold for sometime.

no hope for increments, pay cut might be happen starting this year.. no retrenchment then I'm already happy

This post has been edited by InF.anime: Jan 12 2015, 03:35 AM

What happened during 2008 price dip?
That time was down to 40USD..
what countermeasures the O&G firms took to overcome the crisis that time?

This post has been edited by InF.anime: Jan 13 2015, 02:25 AM

Sept 2015? Fed raise interest rate in Q3?

Brent price is now 46USD.. very near to cost price now.. cut throat war might end soon?

The reason BP expects the oil price to stay in the range of $50 to $60 for some years is for reasons you have read about here - it is persuaded that the Saudis, Emiratis and Kuwaitis are determined to recapture market share from US shale gas.
This means keeping the volume of oil production high enough such that the oil price remains low enough to wipe out the so-called froth from the shale industry - to bankrupt those high-cost frackers who have borrowed colossal sums to finance their investment.
This does not simply require some US frackers to be bankrupted and put out of business, but also that enough banks and creditors are burned such that the supply of finance to the shale industry dries up.
Only in that way could Saudi could be confident of reinvigorating its market power.

Feasible?

http://www.oilandgaspeople.com/news/1512/b...to-three-years/

Taiko, is it retail? mind to share the reason

This post has been edited by InF.anime: Jan 23 2015, 04:24 PM

I think hydrogen fuel cell might replace fossil fuels engine in near future. That time demand further drop again?

Hi bro, please take good care of yourself.. we love you.
But hypertension is also because of the job? Too much OT and not enough rest?