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02-10-2014 | 04:48 PM
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That's all I know about them.
02-11-2014 | 07:34 PM
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From: BE350 PIC
If I may suggest, AVOID Oilfield Service companies (Halliburton, Schlumberger, BakerHughes, Weatherford) if either an Exploration/Production (Chesapeake, Oxy, Billiton, etc) or an integrated/major (ExxonMobil, Shell, BP) is willing to hire.
As a rule, the service companies are the regionals of the oilfield, and are in a race to the bottom with benefits, work rules, etc.
Like I'm seriously considering leaving my $100k+ corporate job with one of the service companies to fly for a regional, and I have a fairly high BS tolerance, bad.
As a rule, the service companies are the regionals of the oilfield, and are in a race to the bottom with benefits, work rules, etc.
Like I'm seriously considering leaving my $100k+ corporate job with one of the service companies to fly for a regional, and I have a fairly high BS tolerance, bad.
02-12-2014 | 09:24 AM
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From: BE350 PIC
I'm based out of the Casper, WY office, but spent less than 30 days in Wyoming in 2013.
Our corporate pilots have about the same time away from their home base in Houston. (I'm not longer a pilot with the company, they eliminated my position less than a week after I bought my house in WY, I'm now an engineer for them since I was stuck there with a house I just bought)
Our corporate pilots have about the same time away from their home base in Houston. (I'm not longer a pilot with the company, they eliminated my position less than a week after I bought my house in WY, I'm now an engineer for them since I was stuck there with a house I just bought)
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