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13-04-2013, 03:56 AM
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If Shell's MA prog is 3.4k then its unlikely other grad programs is higher or the average is 3.4k as TS mentioned.
Bonuses for the say shell, exxon and src (go figure which) are different. Some are fixed without variable, some have both components. Range can be 3-10 months per yr.
EPC companies (services companies) like foster wheeler, haliburton, schlumberger maybe different when it comes to their renumeration package. Would apprecitate if there are more info on these companies as well.
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Starting pay 2013 for mech undergrads:
Halliburton = 3350
Cameron = 3400
GE Oil and Gas = 3200
Schlumberger = 3300
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13-04-2013, 01:03 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
Starting pay 2013 for mech undergrads:
Halliburton = 3350
Cameron = 3400
GE Oil and Gas = 3200
Schlumberger = 3300
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Can anybody shed some light on the career progression?
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13-04-2013, 05:38 PM
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Heard Schlumberger Biz Consulting pays 5k for fresh grad. Can anybody verify?
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25-04-2013, 01:18 AM
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SHell's salary package
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Originally Posted by itsmeagain
ExxonMobil is paying 3.6k starting salary for normal technical side. Are you sure Shell is paying 3.4k for MA program?
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Yes, Shell is offering 3.4 basic and 0.15k allowance every month. Guaranteed 3 months AWS. Also has variable bonus (on performance). After 3 years, basic will be 5 k.
Definitely ExxonMobil is offering higher at close to 4k.
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25-04-2013, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yes, Shell is offering 3.4 basic and 0.15k allowance every month. Guaranteed 3 months AWS. Also has variable bonus (on performance). After 3 years, basic will be 5 k.
Definitely ExxonMobil is offering higher at close to 4k.
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ExxonMobil is offering 3650 (base) + 200 ( NS) = 3850.
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25-04-2013, 10:28 AM
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Then the big 3 are offering almost the same package except EM has no variable bonus component but the other 2 has this component. Reason why EM's salary is much higher than the other 2.
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25-04-2013, 11:02 AM
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ExxonMobil is offering 3650 (base) + 200 ( NS) = 3850. |
What? A private company that takes into account NS? My friend did an internship in EM just last year. According to him, it's 3.7k regardless of honours class but they are looking for 2.1 and above.
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25-04-2013, 11:56 AM
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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.
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25-04-2013, 12:06 PM
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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.
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25-04-2013, 12:32 PM
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What? A private company that takes into account NS? My friend did an internship in EM just last year. According to him, it's 3.7k regardless of honours class but they are looking for 2.1 and above. |
Yes they are looking out for First Class and Second Upper Class Honors. And, yes, they do offer the NS component.
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