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Blog Post: Varied Job Roles Associated With a Big Data Career: In the past few years, a plethora of data science job roles have originated, but it’s really difficult to differentiate among them distinctly. Besides, the skill set required is different for…; Added by Lucia Adams at 1:22am on October 23, 2020

Topic: Reservoir Simulation Engineer- Houston: ntries with operations in over 50 countries around the globe and recruiters working in 15 time zones including offices in China, Russia, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Our client is a leader in the Energy sector. Job Description Conduct reservoir simulation studies. This includes model construction, history matching, calibration and prediction phases. Present and participate in project technical reviews. Prepare progress reports on regular basis and final documentation upon completion of a study. Apply special simulation modeling techniques for complex reservoir studies according to the candidate's specialty. Propose and study various alternatives to develop new fields and/or optimize current production/injection strategies and has ability to analyze problems and recommend practical solutions. Evaluate and apply new modeling techniques, tools or technologies. Skill Required Education: BS Petroleum Engineering or equivalent technical field. Experience: 15 years of related experience, including 10 years of intensive experience in the area of reservoir simulation. Preferred Requirements: MS or PhD in Petroleum Engineering or equivalent technical field and intensive industry training including appropriate specialized courses and seminars. Candidate must have an outstanding technical capability in numerical reservoir simulation in which the candidate has received broad industry recognition through publications, committee activities, etc. Key specialized area can be any one of the following: Fractured reservoir modeling (DPDP). Compositional Modeling. Complex well and smart completion modeling. Integrated surface facility and subsurface modeling. SCAL and PVT modeling applications. Neural network and artificial intelligence applications. Experience with ECLIPSE required Benefits Permanent Position with Full benefits Country Texas City, region Houston Discipline Engineering Sector Energy and Utilities…; Added by Dr Simon Harding at 6:02am on October 15, 2009

Topic: Reservoir Simulation Engineer- Houston: ntries with operations in over 50 countries around the globe and recruiters working in 15 time zones including offices in China, Russia, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Our client is a leader in the Energy sector. Job Description Conduct reservoir simulation studies. This includes model construction, history matching, calibration and prediction phases. Present and participate in project technical reviews. Prepare progress reports on regular basis and final documentation upon completion of a study. Apply special simulation modeling techniques for complex reservoir studies according to the candidate's specialty. Propose and study various alternatives to develop new fields and/or optimize current production/injection strategies and has ability to analyze problems and recommend practical solutions. Evaluate and apply new modeling techniques, tools or technologies. Skill Required Education: BS Petroleum Engineering or equivalent technical field. Experience: 15 years of related experience, including 10 years of intensive experience in the area of reservoir simulation. Preferred Requirements: MS or PhD in Petroleum Engineering or equivalent technical field and intensive industry training including appropriate specialized courses and seminars. Candidate must have an outstanding technical capability in numerical reservoir simulation in which the candidate has received broad industry recognition through publications, committee activities, etc. Key specialized area can be any one of the following: Fractured reservoir modeling (DPDP). Compositional Modeling. Complex well and smart completion modeling. Integrated surface facility and subsurface modeling. SCAL and PVT modeling applications. Neural network and artificial intelligence applications. Experience with ECLIPSE required Benefits Permanent Position with Full benefits Country Texas City, region Houston Discipline Engineering Sector Energy and Utilities…; Added by Dr Simon Harding to Think Oil at 6:04am on October 15, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'Future visions': paying attention. After the last 8 years, nothing surprises me. But get ready, most policy wonks, economists, etc. think that the new administration will have to propose a huge new stimulus to help jump start the economy. Keep in mind, when they cut taxes and went to war, it was essential for people to keep spending. They need that to ensure that tax revenues kept up. But then from 2002 to 2006 we had the largest increase in NON DEFENSE, NON WAR domestic spending in our history. And people have run up huge credit card debts. But no one noticed much except the WSJ and a few others because spiraling home values and silly mortgages that approached fairy tale status covered the bad news. Yet, this meltdown was bound to happen, just like the dot.com bubble in the last 90s. But this time it was worse because credit markets seized. But look at the bright side, we have probably been in a recession for at least a year but people are just now paying attention. I am grateful to be a healthcare because we tend to be more recession proof than other industries. But even this little bit of safety for my industry won't last if this recession is prolonged. So, whether we like it or not, we do not have much of a choice now. We are going to mortgage our kids and grandkids futures with a very, very large stimulus package to avoid economic catastrophe. Some in the professional services industry – consultants, etc. – are going to have a challenging year. That's my story and I am sticking with it.…; Added by John G. Self at 9:16pm on January 1, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'Thought Leader vs. Doer': rs" who take the idea and run. I'd go back to my question of the 13-year-old blogger that says recruiters should wear pink in head-shots to attract clients. If his idea is acted upon by doers, and they think it's working - is the 13-year-old, by definition, a "Thought Leader"? (someone who 'successfully markets ideas') If not, what distinguishes "Thought Leaders" from 13-year-old bloggers? The 13-year-old spawned success... Sandra McCartt said:What if they don't sell? Perhaps a Thought Leader is one who markets ideas that become successful practices. Ergo a thought leader can not become one without the actions of the doers. Sean Ryan said:Okay. I'd propose a definition of "Thought Leader" as "A person who markets ideas".Fair?Keith Robinson said:So maybe a “thought leader” is a generator of great ideas BUT also gets how to market them..Again some huge generalisations I know but the impressions of an old man. …; Added by Sean Ryan at 4:14pm on March 1, 2010

Blog Post: Gender & leadership in the boardroom: Why are women still earning 31% less than men?: In the last decade, increasing gender diversity has been a prominent issue for boardrooms across the globe. In fact, studies show that female CEOs tend to produce better results for their…; Added by Vanessa at 5:39am on October 26, 2022

Blog Post: Everything Must Change: Inhuman Resources

Recently I was on spring…

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Blog Post: HR is not an add-on function

An acquaintance called a few days back to inform that they had recently started their own business and wanted to know if we could help them with recruiting & HRO.

We had a preliminary…

Added by Subramani B at 11:07am on August 28, 2011