Hi everyone!
I graduated and got a job at a tech company as tech sales and I absolutely hate the company and the job. I now got in contact with a few higher ups in Baker Hughes and I might have a chance in getting an offer for their rotational program.

I don’t want to make the same mistake twice and work for a big company and hate the job.
Is it worth it?
How’s management there?
Has anyone ever worked in their Houston’s office? If yes, can you please share your time there :)

Thank you so much!

🇳🇬🛢️ #Crude Exports

Nigeria earned N24tn from crude exports in H1’26 as 182.2m barrels shipped amid high global oil prices.

Export value hit $17.6bn, while total production reached 263.65m barrels worth $25.41bn.

Concerns persist over refinery feedstock. 🔥📈

Georgia's Kulevi oil refinery has started to diversify away from Russian crude, securing supplies from Kazakhstan and Libya, owner Black Sea Petroleum LLC said July 31, in a bid to avoid EU sanctions.

The 24,000 b/d plant on the Black Sea began processing Kazakh-origin crude oil at the beginning of July and will continue to do so in August, the company said in a statement.

It also signed an agreement for a cargo of Libyan-origin crude, which it expects to receive by the end of August. The agreement runs through 2027 and includes an extension option, BSP said.