If you are serious about breaking into the oil industry, then you need to get hired for roustabout jobs. These entry-level jobs, although labor-intensive, still require some minimum qualifications…
So, what is it like to work on an oil rig? In some ways, you can compare it to a jail term. Except that you get paid (often more than a mid-level manager in many companies) and you get 4-star or 5-star hotel quality food and accommodations.
Working on an oil rig is rarely considered a career. Nevertheless, the prospects of workers who successfully gain oil rig employment are very bright for the coming decade. Demand for oil remains high from first world nations and the gigantic economies formerly third world nations like China and India are also insatiably guzzling oil as they rapidly move to join the ranks of first world nations.
Oil platform jobs are great! They pay well and leave you with a lot of free time. But it pays to learn from history. Once this oil boom ends in the next decade, these jobs will disappear. So what can you do to prepare for this? Here are 4 ways to help you retire from the oil industry…
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Oil company jobs are very hot right now, but how long will this last? Is it worth trying to get in now, or should you turn your efforts to prepare for the next hot job market? Read on to find out more.
Are you one of those trying to kick start their oil careers? Do you know the 3 most common mistakes which can get your resume thrown out? Don’t let ignorance stop your career in the offshore oil industry.
Offshore rig jobs are in hot demand right now, but if you make even one of these 7 mistakes in your cover letter, your prospects of getting hired will sink like a brick.