So did they got their drilling job after that? or no news after paying the BOSIET fees?

Terkapai-kapai menunggu khabar barulah sedar diri tertipu.

Don't just keep sending resume..make sure the resume was sent to the "right person" is more important.

It is your own effort to find out the right person

"right person" = hr/recruiter ? Or do you mean to say i should have inside referral...

Salam sejahtera semua,

How's your first day of April going on so far? Hope all doing good walau dimana jua anda berada hehe..Just a quick question, any of you guys know about Maxim Energy Resources Sdn Bhd?
Thank you in advance for all the knowledges, information and sharing I have gained through this particular forum. Menimba ilmu hingga ke liang lahad bak kata pepatah hehe

Yang benar,
Si Pengembara

Some small companies maybe only have one or two hr personnel in charging of everything including from recruitment to payroll.

Big companies however, have different hr branches and very specific in their job (e.g. a person just for university intern placement).

For instance, if you send your resume to a hr personnel doing payroll, your email probably won't even get read.

So how do you get to the right person?

1) Be concise when you're making a phone call or email. Ask for the person in charge of intern placement.

If you can't reach them, ask for a name so you could call back other time. Maybe next time you can ask for the person specifically since you have their name. (From that you're making progress).

2) Be interested when you're asking for the placement.

Instead of just asking "bang ada intern placement x bulan depan?". Make your conversation with them a memorable one so that their could remember you.

3) Always ask if you could deposit your resume to them even there are no intern vacancy at the moment.

OnG industry is very versatile and project-based. Who knows they might get a project a week later and need someone? (It happened to me) And your impression takes into account here.


Well, if you have an inside referral then things would go much easier. But I'm speaking with my own experience without any referral. It is possible!

heard THHE x bayar gaji engineers. any one boleh confirm?

This post has been edited by zalambur: Apr 1 2015, 10:38 PM

Salam abang2 otai. Boleh bagi nasihat macam mana nak mula dari bawah untuk jadi drilling engineer. Thanks

-double post-

This post has been edited by akib_mullen: Apr 2 2015, 12:41 AM

Ini... Ini kebijaksanaan lorong...

Rebecca Britain
Recruitment Consultant at Hays Human Resources

Currently seeing an increased interest from clients for candidates at the HR Advisor level. If you have a strong background working at the HR Advisor level and are interested in hearing about new and exciting opportunities please send your CV to rebecca.britain@hays.com

http://www.9news.com.au/world/2015/04/02/0...n-gul-of-mexico

Gentlemen,





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Another sad news shortly after previous one..

Can't confirm but seems things have gotten that bad for them.

HappyHampers,

ROC is the JV partner for my company. Should I raise a red flag about your application as you keep mentioning about payslips details/matters to my partner?

Hehe.. O&G is small bro. Good luck with your application?

you guys might want to read this...huhuhu


Clarkson ‘eyes idle rig market’

New rig gig: Jeremy Clarkson finally takes viewers' advice and heads for the high seas


Ousted Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has reportedly set his sights on machinery of a different kind as he looks to take advantage of a lull in the oil market with a new television show aimed at racing idled rigs.

The car enthusiast, who was axed from the money-spinning BBC series after mistaking a television producer for an inquisitive energy journalist, plans to give cold-stacked semi-submersibles a new lease of life in a show set to be called BOP Gear.

The introverted and universally liked Clarkson, who helped turn a programme about four-wheeled transportation devices into something mildly interesting and not at all irritating, said the opportunity to “sex up” the depressed rig market was just too good to turn down.

“Oil companies and executives are just so bloody boring, it’s about time the public got to see what the industry’s machines are really like: man’s ultimate expression of his contempt for nature, with an unmistakeable underlying phallocentrism,” said the broadcaster, writer and amateur pugilist.

Reports indicate Clarkson and a yet-to-be-named team of sidekicks plan on enticing hard-up rig players by paying them a relative pittance to take laid-up semisubs on high-speed jaunts in far flung exotic locations, or the North Sea.

One early idea will see Clarkson pit his wits against a Greenpeace vessel in the Russian Arctic to see which one President Vladimir Putin finds more detestable.

Clarkson is also said to be planning another trip to Argentina, followed by an actual four-well drilling campaign in the Falklands.

“There’s a huge market out there for watching slow-moving, ageing, washed-up monsters that used to earn huge amounts of money for doing the same boring job day in, day out for years on end, before they ended up being dumped ignominiously on the scrap heap,” Clarkson said of himself.

“They just better serve bloody good hot food on these rigs, or I’m going to lose the plot,” the normally self-effacing life-long Buddhist added.

Clarkson is set to be joined on his new venture by any number of former Petrobras executives, US tight oil producers with quite a bit of time on their hands and North Korean President Kim Jong-un, the last to increase the show’s appeal to viewers.

It is unknown who has been enlisted to play The Rig Stig, although Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff is said to be dead keen for a prolonged stint of anonymity on any vessel that’s not sinking.

http://www.upstreamonline.com/live/1396043...idle-rig-market

This post has been edited by meonkutu11: Apr 2 2015, 11:28 AM

LOL. Never thought about money being made this way.

Old rig boleh bikin business. A good ROI over the long run.