Halliburton

[itsmeagain]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, would like to ask what does a mech enging grad work as in halliburton. I mean there isnt any oil field here for you to work on, in singapore.

Halliburton belongs to the Oilfield services. I believe you would be working in the new manufacturing plant in Tuas.

[itsmeagain]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yes NS is taken as "work experience" in Singapore, usually with 100-200 bucks higher starting salary as compared to females. USUALLY is the keyword.

Yes you are right. Some organizations in the public sector or statutory boards offer 300 for NS component.

Originally Posted by itsmeagain

Yes you are right. Some organizations in the public sector or statutory boards offer 300 for NS component.

Is this even fair?

[itsmeagain]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is this even fair?

There is nothing you can do whether it is fair or not.

Originally Posted by itsmeagain

Yes they are looking out for First Class and Second Upper Class Honors. And, yes, they do offer the NS component.

I got in with 3rd class. LOLZ! You must know how to smoke during the interviews lah.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I got in with 3rd class. LOLZ! You must know how to smoke during the interviews lah.

How you smoke ? Your resume so zai to pass their HR ?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How you smoke ? Your resume so zai to pass their HR ?

These good hons or 2.1 degree requirements are not always hard requirements. Thought this is an open secret?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

These good hons or 2.1 degree requirements are not always hard requirements. Thought this is an open secret?

ya i know can pull strings, so that guy who got in with third class pull strings la ?

otherwise, they won't hiu u at all one.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

ya i know can pull strings, so that guy who got in with third class pull strings la ?

otherwise, they won't hiu u at all one.

No lah, these good hons or 2.1 degree requirement for some coys are more guidelines than strict requirements. I heard this from HR myself when a schoolmate asked if she(who has a 2.2) can apply.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No lah, these good hons or 2.1 degree requirement for some coys are more guidelines than strict requirements. I heard this from HR myself when a schoolmate asked if she(who has a 2.2) can apply.

wah then i'd like to know whats so unique about the third class guy already...