Rocio, Field Engineer, on her First Work Day at Schlumberger

http://www.tinyurl.com/SLBengineers Schlumberger is the world's leading supplier of technology, project management, and information solutions to the oil and gas industry, and we're recruiting field engineers. While challenging, it is one of the most rewarding and respected jobs in the industry. If you have a bachelor's or master's degree in engineering or applied science, apply today at http://www.tinyurl.com/SLBengineers .

The benefits of working for Schlumberger include training, potential for career advancement, incentive and bonus programs, pension/savings plans, and stock purchase plans. Schlumberger is committed to diversity--with over 140 nations represented by its employees--and will continuously increase the percentage of women it recruits from its 2007 goal of 30% of new hires. In addition, Schlumberger's Faculty for the Future program provides women with fellowships and logistical support to pursue science and technology degrees. Finally, through the Global Climate and Energy Project, Schlumberger, ExxonMobil, G.E., and Toyota will invest up to $225 million through 2012 to develop cleaner global energy systems.

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[nickferon]

welcome to hell

[meathead0724]

the job description is environmental terrorist

[fgdfglfgf]

@edgarlizgas does your payment worths it??

[neophytetroll]

@edgarlizgas What is your job description? That may explain a lot.

[neophytetroll]

Man, we have a lot of horny teenagers here, how the hell did they even find this video?....weird...

[neophytetroll]

@edgarlizgas Hmm, from what I have heard, working for longer hours on certain projects is not out of the norm in this industry and I believe you should try to weather it out and ajust to work routine. It may be difficult, but everyone with a good attitude adapts. Not sure what else to write here, well good luck.

[edgarlizgas]

Ey guys, I need an advice, I am Engineer from Mexico working for Weatherford in Canada, I was really excited about this job, but, in one month here, I realized that it was not what i was thinking, the job time is just awfull, I have been more than 48 hrs with out sleep, I am not used to this kind of jobs, Do you think guys it can get better or it can get worse?

[noyoglz]

i 'll be doing my intership in cd. del carmen too is great

[frizzybob]

do you get hit on a lot ? because, under all that PPE, i bet you look beautiful.

[msp1212]

quit asap

[vinylpimp]

i wanna get hired :(