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brandonApr 04226 views

What do you think is the best technique for blending oil pastels?

Currently a senior in studio art, and while i have the basics down, I want to take my skills to the next level when it comes to achieving a more appealing blend.

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Active Apr 05
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TristanJul 26, 20214926 views

How long should I expect to be away from home as a pipe welder?

I'm looking to become a pipe welder and I was wondering how much time I should expect to be working in a day and if I should be prepared to travel like most other oilfield jobs. #welder #pipe-welder #oilfield #westtexas #texas #welding #oil

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Active Jan 09, 2024
location iconMidland
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LeoApr 21, 2020854 views

Try to find a job after changing major from petroleum to finance

Hello, I have a degree in Geoscience (petroleum specializaton) and will take a finance master this year. Could you give me any advice on career path? I know that networking is very important in the business field but I find it not easy to build relationship. Could you provide any suggestion on networking? #Finance #Oil and Gas #Energy #business

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconMontreal
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ZacharyOct 30, 20161160 views

Do you see a lot of cross-over in the areas of expertise of people with different Earth Science degrees?

There are many different degrees relating to Earth Science, like Geophysics, Applied or Near-Surface Geophysics, Geochemistry, Geology, pure Earth Science, etc, and different colleges offer different ones. I know that there are technically differences between them, but I also know that college degrees can often prepare students for a variety of careers. Do you often see people with different degrees working on the same projects in similar professions? Have you ever been limited in any way by the degree path you chose? Do certain degrees within Earth Science better prepare students for certain activities and responsibilities than others do? #environmental-science #earth-science #nature #geology #geophysics #oil #hydrologist #geochemistry

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Active Feb 18, 2019
location iconDorr
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StevenOct 20, 20163455 views

Is Petroleum Engineering a viable career?

Let's be honest, the oil industry is pretty rocky right now, should I consider a career in the field if I think it might be unreliable? #engineering #career-choice #oil

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconBuffalo