Yes I was quite surprised to see his profile.

Still hiring, I know of people with interviews today!

PCSB

Saipem bidding for anjung facilities I think..

It may be, but budget cuts, so will be very "restrained".

Kasawari is on HOLD for 2 years it seems...

TLO guys sure can la..Thought mcdermott was here for EPC contracts, seems like your interview was geared toward marine and T&I

Contract basis on Direct hire not under the specific agency.

New job not big enough- f12 WHP is not enough to sustain

Btw this news is confirmed.. 1*month per yr of service

Royal Dutch Shell has confirmed it is cutting 10,000 jobs amid its steepest fall in annual profits for 13 years.
It made $1.8bn (£1.23bn) for the fourth quarter of the year, compared with a $3.3bn profit for the same period the year before.
Full-year 2015 earnings were $3.8bn, compared with $19bn in 2014.
The oil firm indicated it would report a massive drop in profits two weeks ago.
Last month, shareholders in Shell, which is Europe's largest oil company, voted in favour of its takeover of smaller rival BG Group.
It said it would cut 10,000 staff if that deal went ahead and said synergies though its tie-up with BG would be on top of the cost savings already outlined.
Shell said it had cut operating costs by $4bn, or around 10%, in 2015, and expected to cut costs by a further $3bn this year.
Its chief executive, Ben van Beurden, said the company would take further action if necessary: "Shell will take further impactful decisions to manage through the oil price downturn, should conditions warrant that."
At the time of the proposed BG tie-up, oil was trading at about $55 a barrel, but has fallen sharply since then and is currently trading at about $30 a barrel, leading some shareholders to oppose the plan.
Standard Life, a key investor in Royal Dutch Shell, said earlier this month that the price of oil needed to be $60 a barrel for the takeover to make financial sense.
The company cut back hard on investment over the year, while capital spending for the year was slashed to $28.9bn, $8.4bn lower than in 2014.
Shell sold $5.5bn worth of assets in the course of 2015 and is planning to sell another $30bn of assets.
Shell's results are calculated on the basis of replacement cost, which reflects the current cost of supplies and is widely seen as the best measure of an oil firm's underlying performance.

Don't understand why they hire when they are firing.. They can get junior & Experienced hire later on easily.

They are hiring fresh grads..with training cost somemore..

How many months avg bonus and avg increment?PM me

Middle east no stop..

HESS seems to be actively recruiting..

this is very true, abundance of perfect fit candidates now for all vacancies.

It's ok, once market is OK the FEED can still be used as basis for bidding and for further design

Where have you not sent your CV too? HA, I'm asking around for you too bro, patience

Wonder if Ophir is destined to have any other developments other than the current light weight WHP