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Oil & Gas Careers V10, Upstream & Downstream, Market slump ahead
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Damn, the oil and gas industry is in deep shit now. Feel story for those currently studying petroleum engineering.
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Feb 26 2016, 10:58 PM
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QUOTE(mohdyakup @ Feb 26 2016, 10:27 PM) This industry still need talents - always. Dont feel sorry for them. By the time they graduate, situation will change its tides. It just seems like their course is very specialised towards oil and gas, so its like a must for them to enter the industry. I know a few of my seniors, even those with amazing grades, still having trouble finding jobs.Why O&G everything must petroleum engineering only? There are many skillsets needed in this industry which required different kind of peoples.  |
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QUOTE(meonkutu11 @ Feb 27 2016, 08:00 AM) I think this situation only effected students that recently graduated and will grad this year (or maybe next year also). They have to look other industry as well outside from Petroleum/Petrochemical. Most importantly, attitude. Do not act/think like you are 'special' just because you are PE graduate. QUOTE(Stamp @ Feb 27 2016, 08:45 AM) Your seniors are beginning to get a taste of real life. The days of spoon feeding are over. Now come the real test of life and character. Now it is survival of the fittest. I know that, its just seem so scary when you see other majors have higher hiring rate when compared to P.E which is like full of the brightest students in engineering in my universities case. I'm not studying P.E though.P.E students I noticed that tend to be the most driven with the most working experience/internships so its very competitive amongst themselves. |
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QUOTE(meonkutu11 @ Feb 27 2016, 08:00 AM) I think this situation only effected students that recently graduated and will grad this year (or maybe next year also). They have to look other industry as well outside from Petroleum/Petrochemical. Most importantly, attitude. Do not act/think like you are 'special' just because you are PE graduate. QUOTE(Stamp @ Feb 27 2016, 08:45 AM) Your seniors are beginning to get a taste of real life. The days of spoon feeding are over. Now come the real test of life and character. Now it is survival of the fittest. I know that, its just seem so scary when you see other majors have higher hiring rate when compared to P.E which is like full of the brightest students in engineering in my universities case. I'm not studying P.E though.P.E students I noticed that tend to be the most driven with the most working experience/internships so its very competitive amongst themselves. |
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