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Breaking Into Engineering Jobs in Energy: Personal Marketing Tactics

The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts that engineering jobs in energy will see 11% growth through 2016. That number is just part of the whopping 58% projected rise in the oil and gas extraction industry, or 1.5 million new jobs through 2012. With figures like that, you’d think that getting a job in the energy industry would be a breeze. You’d be wrong. more

Jobs in North Dakota Oil Are Hot But the Dakotas Are Not

For anyone hit by our ailing economy, the prospect of earning a six-figure salary in a North Dakota boomtown might seem irresistible. However, jobs in oil and gas often come at a price, and though one’s first inclination is to follow the money, there are other factors to take into account, especially for those with a family. Here are eight questions you’ll want to consider before you... more

I.T. Jobs in Oil and Gas Industry May Offer Best of Both Worlds

IT jobs just aren’t for software companies anymore. If you are an IT professional, you can find careers in many types of industries, including IT jobs in the oil and gas industry. If you are considering moving from a software company to the energy industry, you should prepare yourself for a potential shift in work culture. Whether it is valid or not, software companies have gained a reputation... more

Jobs in Oil Not Exactly Striking Gold

The world runs on oil and gas – that’s a given. The onshore and offshore industry has weathered the recession, and advancements in drilling technologies will attract more job hunters to the industry over the next decade. If you’re one of them, be prepared to compete for energy jobs at nearly every level. While no one exactly relishes the process of the job application and interview, you can take... more

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