8% of U.S. oil supply going offline
08-09-06 | 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by 4TehNguyen
then they can continue to pay the price of this and should not be in any position to whine/complain about gas prices because their vehicle decision is directly responsible for the fuel ownership costs. More money to the oil companies more projects and longer job security for my workplace
08-09-06 | 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Trexus
You must work for an oil company or deal with them directly or indirectly?
FYI if anyone thinking of being an engineer do it now, in the next several years anyone graduating in engineering will get insta-offered when they graduate with lucrative offers, clients have too many projects to do, not enough engineers to do them, projects get delayed because of lack of manpower, therefore guaranteed job security easily for the next 5+ years. Employment competition b/t engineering companies is huge now.
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08-09-06 | 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by 4TehNguyen
i work for an engineering and contruction company, which survives due to all the refineries and chemical plant work. I live 7 miles from work, gas prices have a very little effect on me, my gas bill is in the double digits per month, I actually get paid more often than I gas up.
FYI if anyone thinking of being an engineer do it now, in the next several years anyone graduating in engineering will get insta-offered when they graduate with lucrative offers, clients have too many projects to do, not enough engineers to do them, projects get delayed because of lack of manpower, therefore guaranteed job security easily for the next 5+ years. Employment competition b/t engineering companies is huge now.
FYI if anyone thinking of being an engineer do it now, in the next several years anyone graduating in engineering will get insta-offered when they graduate with lucrative offers, clients have too many projects to do, not enough engineers to do them, projects get delayed because of lack of manpower, therefore guaranteed job security easily for the next 5+ years. Employment competition b/t engineering companies is huge now.
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