
August
2008
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- Gas Power: Russia’s “Blue Fuel” Won’t Be Enough for All
- Gazprom’s Not the Only Player in Russian Fields
- Russian CT Celebrates Its Achievements
- Hydraulic Fracturing Fleet from Fidmash
Career in Oil and Gas: Trends and Opportunities
This article combines experience and observations of the labor market tendencies, gathered both by recruitment specialists at ANCOR Energy Services. The presented data is based on careful analysis of questionnaires and surveys completed by job applicants upon consulting the company.
Sourcing Engineers, Middle Managers in Russian Oil&Gas
ANCOR (an acronym for Analytics, Consulting and Recruitment) is Russia’s largest and oldest personnel recruiter. Two Moscow State University psychology professors launched the business after they were recruited and trained by western HR managers to find and assess staff for Russia’s first McDonald’s restaurant in 1990. Today, Ancor employs over 700 people who work in 25 offices from Moscow to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. Its personnel database of more than 1 mln people is Russia’s largest.
What's the Fuss? Assessing the Labor Market in the Petroleum Industry
Russia's oil and gas industry is thriving. Growth in production and extraction volumes, modernization of enterprises, large scale projects, and increasing foreign investment and technology have all resulted in a booming labor market.