5 reasons to be a petroleum engineer

[@DeliciousManX]

Don't be a petroleum engineer. It's great when the price is high, yeah. But all those motherfucking companies treat you like a number as soon as the prices drop. There's no loyalty in the O&G industry. Everyone is like a hired mercenary. You can make some good money, but if you can't handle the turbulent market, don't do it.
Go be a mechanical engineer or a chemical engineer.

[@OilfieldBasics]

You’re thinking ahead to my “why NOT to be a PE” video.

[@moyndebs6759]

I’m screwed. I got a Geology Bsc. We’re the 1st to get sacked & last employed😪

[@abdullahalharthi2429]

Well how about a bioengineer

[@maxcaz17]

You can work in oil and gas with a Mechanical or Chemical Engineering degree too, plus you can transition to other industries, can’t say the same for PE

[@LiziesamanthaMofokeng-pi4zy]

You talk as if mech and chemical engineering are better 😂you just biased

[@PPP-zx3bc]

Oh thank you for my further guidance

[@Michael-ye9xm]

Can we get a short on service company work and one on operator work?

[@OilfieldBasics]

You mean the classic question of working for a service company (Halliburton) vs. an operator (Chevron)? Just confirming (with examples).

[@user-ni2qc5vx6u]

Hey man can you help me out to become an petroleum engineer now Iam gonna finish my 12th class very soon and iam interested in taking patroleum engineering but I don’t know what to do

[@lil.bad21]

Is there any advices to get jobs internationally?

[@alec9212]

How is PE different from wells engineering?

[@TARAHENRY-iu7lh]

I am a woman, i am 39 years old . Can I study petrolium engineering?

[@OilfieldBasics]

I don't see why not!

[@prbb13]

It’s never late to start!

[@jalpasindha4422]

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