9th. Oil price to go back to $90

The trick the nurse taught me is when you exhale. When you exhale air blow out as hard you can until you feel all the air is out of your lungs and chest depressed prolonging your exhale.

Keep trying don't give up applying. Work else where first and keep applying into O&G. I went through that path, worked different industry for 1 and a half years in which I kept applying for O&G. It paid off and I scored a job with a big operator and have since been working in the same company.

OGA is a good place to start. It is starting June 2 better refresh your cv now haha.

http://www.oilandgas-asia.com/exhibitors/o...ibitor-list.php

This post has been edited by MEngineer: May 22 2015, 06:39 AM

Deleum is hiring rapidly for their wireline services since they won the contract and currently have unit supporting all major operators.

Missed the chance to buy Cameron's shares prior the increase sigh

Good luck you will actually be working under Schlumberger

Did you ask whether the merger will result in laying off people? Is this the Maxis Tower office? I went for the interview at Maxis Tower Cameron Cooper but declined the job as it was not as impressive.

People there need to wear tie everyday which is kinda off weird haha. Even big players oil and gas don't wear ties everyday to work.

E&P News

Reuters

Sept 17 (Reuters) - OPEC forecasts oil prices will grow by no more than $5 per barrel a year to reach $80 by 2020, with rival non-OPEC production growth slowing but not fast enough to fully clear the current oil glut, according to OPEC sources.

The sources said the figures came from an updated mid-term strategy report discussed this week by the representatives from the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in Vienna, which has yet to be fully endorsed by OPEC ministers.

The report forecasts that non-OPEC supply would amount to 58.2 million barrels per day by 2017, some 1 million barrels per day lower than in the previous forecast.

But even if markets begin to rebalance as low oil prices are hurting high-cost non-OPEC producers, prices are unlikely to return above $100 per barrel until 2030-2040, according to one of the sources.

The decade between 2030 and 2040 would be the first period when OPEC will see its global market share rising to 40 percent from the current 33 percent.

SKD T9 going to start drilling. 6 wells.

Local ExxonMobil operated field.

Offshore or office? I would say good prospect because many platforms are aging in Malaysia and constantly requires wellhead maintenance. The count of idle wells in Malaysia is quite high

Any degree will do as long you study hard and get good grades. Most engineering degrees will get you a job in O&G.

How is the construction payscale like?

Possible. Join INSTEP with SPM then get the training and join offshore. Be ready to start low and build your way up.

This post has been edited by MEngineer: Nov 14 2015, 11:29 AM

Aih company declared no increment this year. Anybody got increment this year? I am from one of the big oil and gas operator.

I prefer to be ambitious to always compare with people which are better than my position to always advance. If keep comparing with people at a different standard it is hard to progress. Just like working in oil and gas cannot compare with people in semi con industry lol.

Anyway company still earning billions just lesser magnitude of billions. My salary only small percentage don't understand why still no increment.

Your company hiring? Haha

Wow! Got bonus some more. Envy you. Do share once you got your increment

Just a side thought, during high oil price lots of people leave and join competitor. Those people were labeled as not loyal, not grateful and money driven some blacklisted.

But now at low oil price, companies start to give out VSS or cut salary of loyal employees. This show these companies also do not protect their employees and money driven. It is like the proverb the pot calling the kettle black aih.

This post has been edited by MEngineer: Nov 27 2015, 03:39 PM

Actually downstream now will soar because the feedstock which is crude oil is now cheap.