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 Lets Talk Salary! v2, What is the Industry Rate?We Must Unite

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bullys
post Sep 4 2009, 10:43 AM

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Position Title : Field Engineer
Job Specialization : Pipeline and Platform Installation.
Age : 24
Company : Bhd
Industry : Oil and Gas
Yrs with Company : 6 Months
Employment Type : Permanent
Position Level : Executive
Employment Experience : 1 year
Salary : RM 6800 (medical but no OT)

bullys
post Sep 4 2009, 11:43 AM

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QUOTE(ldhong @ Sep 4 2009, 11:02 AM)
wow not bad  thumbup.gif , so u work 2 weeks on platform and 2 wweeks off ?
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Nope. Im more towards installation side. the one in platform is on operation side. and most of 2 weeks on n 2 weeks off is for clients like petronas, shell and so on..

for me, i'm making the new platform and connecting pipe between platform or to the sea. it so call contractor, in malaysia, they practice 60 days and 1 or 2 weeks off. depend. but 60days rotation is normal practice here in malaysia. singapore, brunei, n other countries, they practice on 45days rotation.

its to prevent the people here from mutating. u do mutate, because the floating wood would be the most interesting thing u see and u will tell anybody on board, and all people will look at it till it gone. its rare. the excitement offshore of seeing that will be more than see a naked girl on train in onshore.


Added on September 4, 2009, 11:51 am
QUOTE(jusco1 @ Sep 4 2009, 11:05 AM)
wah... so nice..
so joealous.. some ppl is still earning only 2500 as an exec...
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Keep applying and grab any opportunity u have. dun think too much and dont afraid to change. I make 1600 as a start, i change 6 company in 12 months, and ur salary will be increasing gradually.

but be ready to anything. I once have no salary for 2 months during my transitions to another job. u will survive, believe me. dont stop trying.

This post has been edited by bullys: Sep 4 2009, 11:51 AM
bullys
post Sep 4 2009, 12:47 PM

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QUOTE(awh85 @ Sep 4 2009, 12:18 PM)
being in 6 different companies within a year. wont that look bad on ur CV? how did u explain that to the interviewer? LOL
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Hehe. Gud point there. I found a way how to present my CV. I put name of project instead of company. highlight what u do than highlight what company you work for. smile.gif

Let me show u some example on that:

Working experience.

1. Pipeline installation Betty-Bakau sept 2008 - dec 2008
55.5km of 28" Pipeline
Title: Field Engineer
Company: ABC
(bla bla bla on description)

2. Topside installation of F9JT-A aug 2008 - Sept 2008
Kumang cluster project development
Title: Field Engineer
Company: ABC
(bla bla bla on project desc)

3. Expansion of Penang port wharf feb 2008 - aug 2008
Phase 3A
Title: Site Engineer
Company: ABC
(bla bla bla)


and so on.. u will look better like that.. instead u put what company u work, u might want to detail it to what the job u have done on that company. interviewers will see more on what u can do, rather than see what company u work with.

it works for me, it might work for u. smile.gif
bullys
post Sep 4 2009, 01:28 PM

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QUOTE(washabushi @ Sep 4 2009, 12:44 PM)
i'm sorry to ask this question again
i've read it sumwhere in this thread before but seems cant find it...
regarding negotiating salary with the interviewer...

how to make them offer 1st
and then how we can req them to increase the pay

sorry to trouble u guys
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I had this experience before. I would like to share a situation that i've done myself. its works, but u must really confident on what u capable of. chances, hurm.. 50-50 i would say..

its my 2nd day on a new company, and another company call for an interview. so i didnt really thinking of moving again, but i just go and try my luck.

talk as i am.tell what i have done and i just be myself.


Interviewer: What ur expecting salary?

Me: Rm4000 (i saw in the advertisement before, the job offer 1800. Hehe)

Interviewer: we offering only 1800, as you are fresh grad in the industry. why u expect 4000?

Me: I have the knowledge, capabilities that worth 4000 and i strongly believe i could make more than that for this company.

(bla bla bla.. some of the chit chat.. then i go home.)


3 weeks later, they call if i would take the job if they offer 3100. but then i said if 4000 then i take it. few of nice talk again, hang up.

a week after that, they call again and offer for 3800. but too bad, i'm already move to another company who offer better.

Moral of the story, i think any interview we go, the important is CONFIDENT and BE YOURSELF.
others will come to you, if its yours. smile.gif
bullys
post Sep 5 2009, 08:17 AM

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QUOTE(howszat @ Sep 4 2009, 09:02 PM)
Unlikely to be true.

There's plenty of fresh graduates around. No particular reason to keep increasing their offer unless there's no other graduates around, or you have specialized skills not easy to find which would not be the case since you are a fresh graduate.
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biggrin.gif it true.
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post Sep 5 2009, 10:07 PM

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QUOTE(hafizola86 @ Sep 5 2009, 08:47 AM)
Mr bullys, may i know which company u r working for..or at least where is ur place of work??miri?? coz i have an offer dat i would like to ask ur opinion for..maybe u have any experience dealing with the company,or have any friends working there..
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PM me sir! smile.gif

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