I can't see which path should i choose in mechanical engineering.
Which one should i start as a fresh graduate?

1.Does working in automotive sector after 3,4 years time allow me to become an oil engineer with better position and salary? and vice versa.

2.Is position as a mechanical engineer for imported car companies exist in malaysia? such as bmw, mercedes, etc

Help....

Thanks.

Which is your best interest? automotive or oil/gas?

i prefer automotive but sometimes oil/gas steal my attention with super high salary.
still, i want to work in automotive sector

I think you should spell careers correctly first.

I'm in a hurry when i typed the question.

I was joking boss. As for your question, I think "super high salary" would be a better choice for the long term.

This post has been edited by kenling: Aug 31 2006, 02:40 PM

Well, as far as i know....U being in the automotive industry for a few years have got nothing to do with oil/gas. To be an oil engineer (petroleum) u have to be a grad in petro science or similar.

On the other hand, they are willing to take anyone who has an engineering background and train to become field engineers or similar positions....just like i did.

I majored in com science....but ended up in oil/gas. lol.

which company do u work with? onshore, offshore?

Is it hard working for oil company. Do u have time to spend on urself

Sahara dessert.

Imagine that.

every job is hard...in a way, u don get paid to sit around doing nothin eh?

it's something that is unique compared to other jobs u hear everyday though. Time for myself? ALOT! at least we have entertainment....pool table, tv room, satellite, internet. bring your own PS2 or XBOX if u want.

Try to apply though....check it out for yourself.

Lol...good eye.
very very hot...but bareable...cos it's dry.

how's life in sudan ??

Sudan?! From what i heard...nasty place to work. if u're in a base camp somewhere...then still ok. but if u have to live in towns....that's bad. water, food, environment...