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Showing posts with label shell. Show all posts

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Vacancy for Finance Operation in Shell

For those who has passion, willingness to learn, want to work in international environment company,

and you're background is Finance,

THIS IS A CHANCE FOR YOU.

I find working in Shell is a very colorful journey. I was nothing back then, Shell has pushed me to become more than I expect to be, and more to come..


We are seeking to recruit Accounting & Finance professionals to fill various vacancies within the FO division.

Requirements:
 Must have a Professional Certificate in ACCA/CPA/CIMA, or a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting/Finance/Banking

 Relevant experience (in accordance with positions):

1. Associate: 0 - 3 years’ experience

2. Analyst: 3 - 5 years’ experience

3. Team Manager: 5 - 8 years’ experience (inclusive of at least 1 year of supervisory experience)



 Has good analytical skills, is meticulous and able to work independently

 A results oriented individual, who is fast paced, resourceful and proactive

 Has good working knowledge of Microsoft Applications, especially MS Excel

 Ability to speak, read & write Mandarin, Cantonese or Thai would be an added advantage. We have roles that would require the incumbent to liaise with stakeholders in China, Hong Kong and Thailand

Submit your application at the SBSC Career Site and state my name  SITI NUR' RAHMAH BTE MUHAB SHAH as a referrer in your online application forms: http://www.shell.com.my/home/content/mys/aboutshell/careers_tpkg/shell_business_service_centre/job_search/app_jobs_shell_business_service_ctr_kl.html
Position to Apply for - A31883 Finance Operations

Closing Date: 17 February 2013


Thank you and we look forward to your application

Thursday, August 11, 2011

How to Win at Work?

"Have patience with all things, but chiefly have patience with yourself. Do not lose courage in considering your own imperfections but instantly set about remedying them. Every day begin the task anew." - Saint Francis de Sales

I know I am not the best person to talk the above subject.


I am not even 1 year working at Shell...I am not the best staff. But I receive some calls and questions from some ppl when they want to start off their career life.


To be honest, I have difficult time adapting myself at first few months working. The feeling not being good always haunted me.I even dreamt of my work! Believe me, its not the most romantic dream :P


OK. Let me just share some of best practices (at least work for me!)


1. The power of visualization. Yes. Think positive! Start off your day with positive vibes! Listen to ur fav songs before starting your work.

2. Do not think too much of your career ladder. You should, but dont make it a roadblock of your success. I've seen so much people too busy chasing the victory but forget that everything falls back on how good you do your work. Just bare in mind, if you do good, the recognition/award/promotion will come in your way...even u never think about it :)

"Some people dream of success... while others wake up and work hard at it"...
I choose to work hard :)




3. My PM said. NEVER THINK THAT U HV LEARNT ENOUGH. You might be the best person at your project, you are SME of your job, or you are a holder of few certs. No, actually u can learn with your surroundings. Even with janitors, pak guard, akak admin. Do not pretend that you know everything! Ask questions if you dont!

4. Be passionate, but not obsessive. How to differentiate?


Passionate: You are looking forward to make a difference everyday

Obsessive: You are on holiday, but you're still worrying over your work

Obsessive leads to burnout. I make my own rules: No work on weekends and during my vacation leave. I set my target time to go off everyday so I will be very productive, and cut down procrastinating. I dont want to be labelled as workaholic. I'd rather to be called as a smart and dependable worker.



5. Network! But do not overdo that. To be honest, I do not too fancy about network. Network for me is a kind of manipulation. However, we cannot underestimate what it can do. So I just let it flows naturally. I participated in clubs and events so I manage to know some leaders. So it is 2 in 2: you network and showcase your skills


6. Bare in mind: You can have everything, but not at the same time. When you try to be perfect all the time in every thing, you find yourself not good at anything. It is OK to be good at one thing, then try another thing. Having too much responsibility also not so good


7. Say yes to challenge! Every employer want to have "can do" attitude in their staff. So if you find one task is too hard for you, it is good! So you can stretch yourself and see what is your ability. So just say to your boss "Can. But I need contacts and materials since this is a new thing for me. From time to time, i will ask you if I need guidance"


8. Plan your weekends. This will make you feel you have reason to go through a week! I usually keep my weekends busy. Hang out with friends, visit family, short vacation, etc. That is my booster to be more productive.


9. Start your day a night before. I would say my typical day starts a night before. I will check my calendar, update my emails (just flag as follow up), take down action items. I will do daily target and target of the week.

10. Keeep yourself updated with current news of your company ....not gossips ya!


11. Volunteer with your company's events/clubs


12. Take up some skills. Go to make up class...or baking class...or aerobic class. Or whatever that makes you feel happy doing it.

13. Do not too obsess/stress with your work. Do not let your work defines you. But you define your work.


14. Take charge of your career. It is ok to tell your manager that you want to take up leadership position. It is ok. He/she might show you the way. Remember, company really needs a good leader...and they will spot leader potential even at just your 1st year of working. If you dont like you work, change it! If you cant, change your attitude :)


15. Buy a good book. Be it motivational or politic or autobiography. It will teach u a LOT of things. Seriously.

16. Dress for the work/position that you aim for. If you want to be a manager, dress like a manager! For tips and hints you can refer here

17. Find at least one mentor. I know some companies pre-assigned your mentor. But be proactive and choose anyone that u feel suits u and u want to be in his/her position. Approach them personally and share their experience. Who knows one day he/she wants you to be her/his legacy? :D


18. Most importantly, set your intention right. Our ultimate goal is to have Allah's blessing. Why you work? For who? How you can make differences to other ppl? How you can contribute to the society? Reflect reflect reflect and you will be a better person :)

Good luck all! Remember, take charge of your career!

To know more about exciting and challenging work in Shell, log on to www.shell.com/careers or contact me directly.

Friday, July 8, 2011

Shell Eco Marathon

Whee~~ Shell Eco Marathon Asia is organized in Malaysia from 6th - 9th July 2011.



I always proud of my work and the company I work for :)
Today, despite of having my Mid year review and super hectic schedule (due to holiday) I made some time to go to one of biggest Shell event in Malaysia.

What is Shell Eco Marathon?
Most of ppl may have the impression of "marathon" when heard this name. But actually it is a competition to challenge students to design and build energy efficient vehicles that travel the FARTHEST distance using the least amount of fuel.

And!!! the record of 1,521.9km on just a litre of fuel set by Thai team last year!! They surpassed the record of similar event held in Houston :) Go Asia!!

Yes...Shell is very committed at maximising fuel efficiency and green technology.
Even though I am not a full volunteer of this event, I am very proud to be one of PR to entertain the VVIP from universities. Sadly UTP rector didn't come..I supposed to "escort" them..as I am the campus ambassador..so today I was assigned to UKM.




So basically the students need to build the vehicle. I am very impressed with the vehicles! They are so good that I want to drive them :)

Saya penyibuk lalalalaa

It was a very tough challenge I would say. They need to go through a lot of safety inspection that ranging from safety belt, visibility, etc (I couldnt recall)..yeahhh this is to make sure that everyone go back to home safely. Shell is very very particular about safety. All of us have personal clock for safety :)

I did not do much during that day. Just kepochi, talked to leaders and eat! That was my first time in Sepang hahaha so sad. And I had the opportunity to view the race from the VIP paddock. Soo feeling2 menteri kejap...ppl serve me drinks and foods (im in charge of VIP remmber? :P)

That was a very good experience. And i'm looking forward to other events in Shell :)

Want to know more about Shell Eco Marathon? Go to this link http://www.shell.com/home/content/ecomarathon/asia/

Friday, May 27, 2011

Shell is Seeking for IT Professionals

We are seeking to recruit Information Technology Professionals - more than 3 years working experience as per the following vacancies (job descriptions can be viewed @ www.shell.com.my > Job Seeker > Jobs in Shell Business Service Centre Kuala Lumpur):

i) Application Project Managers (Project Management) – JG4
ii) Application Technical Specialist – Customer Service Centre (Genesys 7.0) – JG5
iii) Oracle Application Database Administrator (Oracle 9i 10g/11g, PL-SQL Coding) – JG5
iv) SQL Application Database Administrator (SQL Server DBA, T-SQL Coding) – JG5
v) Workflow / Output Management Integration Specialist (K2 & Blackpearl Knowledge Management) – JG5
vi) ERP Specialist (SAP FI) – JG4
vii) SAP IS-OIL Application Specialist (SAP HM) – JG4
viii) Retail Integration Specialist (BizTalk 2006/R2, Middleware/Integration Tools) – JG5
ix) SAP Supply Chain Manufacturing Support Analyst (SAP R/3 APO, MM, PP, PM, WM) – JG5
x) Management Information Application Specialist (Cognos, SQL) – JG5
xi) SAP Plant Maintenance Integration Expert (SAP PM, FICO) – JG4

How to apply? Contact me at orkid88@gmail.com
Thank you :)

Thursday, April 21, 2011

IT Graduate Wanted in Shell

Hi all,



Shell is organising a Walk-in interview for IT graduates.




Date : 7th & 8th May 2011 (Saturday & Sunday)
Time : 9:00am – 3:00pm
Venue : Shell House, Changkat Semantan, Damansara Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur







Sorry for the very low quality pic...you can find the advertisement that will be published in Star newspaper.



If you are an enthusiastic person, not afraid of challenges and love global exposure with very good benefit, please join us :)



P/S: Don't forget to quote my name Siti Nur' Rahmah bte Muhab Shah as referee :)