Petroleum Geologists Graduates Should Pursue Master’s Or Doctorate Degree
Petroleum geologist graduates will find the going tough if they are looking for placements in the current job market. Hiring for petroleum geologist positions has come to a screeching halt. Experts say it’s a good idea for new graduates or graduating candidates to pursue a master’s degree or a doctorate to acquire skills that will be in demand, when the oil and gas industry recovers from the slump.
Rose Ugoalah said in a recent article:
“Robert Kavcic, a Toronto-based economist with BMO Capital Markets, says that although oil prices are hitting lows similar to the global recession of 2008, the current situation isn’t necessarily as dire as it was then….His advice to new undergrads? Getting a master’s degree or a doctorate might be a good investment. “To come out [of school] when there are no jobs is the worst thing for them.”
Demand For Salespersons Continue In Oil And Gas Industry
In spite of the downturn, many oilfield services companies continue to hire salespersons. An effective salesperson who can bring in customers and improve business revenues is looked upon as an asset for the company. This is why salespersons continue to be in demand in spite of the oil and gas industry reeling under the pressure of low crude oil prices.
So if you are pursuing a sales career in the oil and gas industry, you are in safe hands. You need not fear the ups and downs of the crude oil prices affecting the oil and gas industry.
Valerie Jones said in a recent article:
“Oilfield service companies are still hiring for sales careers, especially people who can help grow revenue,” said Todd Bush, founder of Energent Group, a market research firm based in Houston, Texas which is focused on clients’ needs for oil and gas data and research products. “Despite the downturn, we continue to see on-the-ground data that backs up what we’ve seen in the past: top-notch sales people will always be in demand.”
This article shares useful career advice for candidates interested in pursuing jobs in the oil and gas industry. It is time to prepare yourself for vacancies in the oil and gas industry when things start getting better.