Kenny_G:

this is praying that u get your desired job this year, at least i need my commission ,
my friend just returned from naija last week or so and told me its even harder in naija to get a job in oil & gas despite his experience

Amen. Yeah I just came back from Naija too and the climate aint too friendly right now. So I'll keep doing my stuff here.
Your commission is at what rate? Cos your efficiency has been less than 40%,  no further innovation and lead, follow up poor. . . . . .

Kenny_G:

i wont work on a rig for all the dosh in the world,

As a lady am not even considering it. . . . . . it takes it toil

tubabie:

Amen. Yeah I just came back from Naija too and the climate aint too friendly right now. So I'll keep doing my stuff here.
Your commission is at what rate? Cos your efficiency has been less than 40%, no further innovation and lead, follow up poor. . . . . .

I have given you more than enuf leads, you knw what u need to do to increase my efficiency dont u? Convert wasted energy into useful energy, or in SI units increase my commission to 26.5% of your salary or contract rates,
Did i tell you about the companies around London recruiting as we speak? Oh i forgot u never pay your bill/commission,

Kenny_G:

I have given you more than enuf leads, you knw what u need to do to increase my efficiency dont u? Convert wasted energy into useful energy, or in SI units increase my commission to 26.5% of your salary or contract rates,
Did i tell you about the companies around London recruiting as we speak? Oh i forgot u never pay your bill/commission,

Oh ok, any increase in your commission will be based on ur previous results and infact I will add an attractive uncapped bonus to it.
Seriously fill me in, I have fulfilled all righteousness and waiting for the break.

hmmmm ok ill brief u after u sign this new deal

Kenny_G:

i wont work on a rig for all the dosh in the world,

You sure do not know details of jobs on the rig, lol, Not everyone on the rig does hard labour except you are low level Drilling Company worker. They normally do not employ engineers for that. If you got Drilling Engineer job in Mobil, Chevron, Total or Shell for instance you may spend few years on the rig to be able to understand how to write well programmes in future. If you got job with Schlumberger or Baker Hughes or Halliburton you have to rig for the few years to be a better supervisor in town also.

We have very few Nigerian ladies in Nigeria drilling both engineering and operations. They are not doing badly at all, both in job performances and career progression. Having said that, let me add that drillers like to drill deeper cheaper and would continue to turn it right, getting the black gold to surface without gettin anybody hurt. lol

You sure do not know details of jobs on the rig, lol, Not everyone on the rig does hard labour except you are low level Drilling Company worker, (Companies who own rig such as Transocean, Noble etc). They normally do not employ engineers for those jobs. If you got Drilling Engineer's job in Mobil, Chevron, Total or Shell for instance you may spend few years on the rig to be able to understand how to write well programmes in future. If you got job with Schlumberger or Baker Hughes or Halliburton you have to rig for the few years to be a better supervisor in town also.

We have very few Nigerian ladies in Nigeria drilling both engineering and operations. They are not doing badly at all, both in job performances and career progression.

Having said that, let me add that drillers like to drill deeper cheaper and would continue to turn it right, getting the black gold to surface while getting nobody hurt. lol

Any NSChE member here?

Remii:

Any NSChE member here?

was a student member but not any more

is it advisable to study petrochem as a career if yes why

buxtin:

is it advisable to study petrochem as a career if yes why

I'd advice that u study Process/chemical engineering as a 1st degree and do a thesis or research in petrochem then do a postgraduate in Petroleum Production Engineering, Oil & Gas or Refinery Design and Operation

Kenny_G:

was a student member but not any more

I actually became a member after graduation but I do more in SPE now, I just wonder if any one here has update on their activities, I learnt they were trying to merge with NSE at a time. Would like to know how that went.

Remii:

I actually became a member after graduation but I do more in SPE now, I just wonder if any one here has update on their activities, I learnt they were trying to merge with NSE at a time. Would like to know how that went.

Yes, NSChE are now part of NSE.

NSE is that not the stock exchange?

^^ Not in this context , it is THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS.
Although come to think of it, I wonder why the CAC would register two companies with similar abbreviations
Maybe its allowed as long as they mean different things

tubabie:

^^ Not in this context , it is THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS.
Although come to think of it, I wonder why the CAC would register two companies with similar abbreviations
Maybe its allowed as long as they mean different things

ah i see

hello
I'm in need of Chemcad. Any idea how i can get one please?

try rapidshare, to be honest i havent used it since i left uni nowadays its Hysys or Prosim

^^Kenny_G
Why you abandon that your diary in the literary section?
Did you get busted or something
Just kidding.

AjanleKoko:

^^Kenny_G
Why you abandon that your diary in the literary section?
Did you get busted or something
Just kidding.

hmmm

Kenny_G:

hmmm

Yes answer and quit the "hmmmm "

tubabie:

Yes answer and quit the "hmmmm "

who dey talk?? and where on earth have u been?

Hello guys, I just graduated and I am wondering whether I shld still continue in the line of chemical engineering or branch out to petroleum or software engineering , any advice guys,

bio10:

Hello guys, I just graduated and I am wondering whether I shld still continue in the line of chemical engineering or branch out to petroleum or software engineering , any advice guys,

bio10, inevitably it depends on what career path you intend pursuing, since your 1st degree is in chem eng a post grad in petroleum eng wont be a bad idea. Software eng on the other hand is branching out but hey if thats what u want ,

Hey Bio 10 welcome on board.
It actually depends on ur long term goals, being in the Process/Chemical engineering stream opens you up to a wide range of options: the manufacturing,the production, the research, the oil and gas infact the process industry is so wide.
As for the Petroleum engineering it is a pretty impressive career path too but quite restrictive and like KennyG said software engr is almost a total branching out.

tubabie:

Hey Bio 10 welcome on board.
It actually depends on your long term goals, being in the Process/Chemical engineering stream opens you up to a wide range of options: the manufacturing,the production, the research, the oil and gas infact the process industry is so wide.
As for the Petroleum engineering it is a pretty impressive career path too but quite restrictive and like KennyG said software engr is almost a total branching out.

hmmm well said ma!

Na u be the oga now

tubabie:

Na u be the oga now

indeed! how's everything?

Kenny_G:

indeed! how's everything?

Am aight, you? you av been scarce??

tubabie:

Am aight, you? you av been scarce??

have i? na hustling ooooo i need to hit my target of £1m net worth by April 2010, abi is that not the condition yu gave?

Kenny_G:

have i? na hustling ooooo i need to hit my target of £1m net worth by April 2010, abi is that not the condition yu gave?

Yeah right

;d ;d ;d

Thanks guys especially tubabie and Kenny G, I think your advices have given me more enlightenment,