The thing about Weatherford is, they are not highly systematic or bureaucratic as it's a young & dynamic company. So, interview wise would be pretty simple, non of that Shell-type mumbo-jumbo assessment this and that.
Good luck!

Hmm, I wouldn't say 'it's just based on luck'. We make our own luck, that's what I think.

Anyway, just to put things into perspective, a fresh grad with zero experience gets rm3k at Weatherford. For me rm4k with 2.5years non-related experience seems reasonable enough.

At Weatherford, you only get the 1 month contractual bonus. Though engineers get allowances since there is a need to travel around, either to offshore or supply bases. It's through these allowances that earns the money. Other benefits are nothing worth mentioning, although the working culture here means you get A LOT of freedom... ALOT....