INTERNSHIP
AT WORLD’s LARGEST PUBLICLY TRADED OIL COMPANY
- lady_atreyu
Practical
training (MGT3998) is one of among the many prerequisites of graduation, to be
fulfilled by all students of KENMS pursuing either a major in Business
Administration studies or Accountancy.
As
for me, Alhamdullillah I was lucky enough to be offered an opportunity to
fulfill the said graduation requirement in one of the many students’ dreamed
corporation; ExxonMobil Exploration and Production
Malaysia Inc. (EMEPMI) situated at Menara ExxonMobil, Kuala Lumpur City
Center, 50088 Kuala Lumpur.
ExxonMobil is not only amongst the biggest multinational corporations that have
invested in Malaysia, it is also the world’ largest energy provider and ranked
first in the Fortune 500 companies list. In
addition, ExxonMobil Corp is the world’s largest publicly traded Oil Company
and also the industry leader in each of its core businesses and has an unmatched
assortment of proprietary technologies aimed at increasing the productivity of
its assets and employees. The company conducts business in almost 200 countries
and territories around the globe, and has established a new definition for
world-class scale and efficiency. It explores for oil and natural gas on six of
the seven continents (except Antarctica). For
more information about the company, you can log on to http://www.exxonmobil.com/corporate/
The
building of ExxonMobil can be easily recognized by it brown marble
colored, with a huge ‘ExxonMobil’ signboard lighted by red neon, located in
the KLCC prime area, across the Petronas Twin Tower.
During
the internship duration, I was assigned to the department Human Resources
Department under the kind guidance of Puan Azrina Wan Hassan, a HR Client
Consultant, her secretary Puan Mariyah Dona Mustafa and other ExxonMobil kind
hearted staffs. THANK YOU! (“,)
I Want to know more
about ExxonMobil!
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| The practical trainees with the
AP Training Advisor while
coordinating the
1st KL Business Support Center Orientation for the
GIS function in
Concorde KL. From left;
Nur Dina, Mrs. Aroonwadee Kittirattanaporn & Haryana (",) |
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| The participants of the KLBSC Orientation
2004 with Pn. Azrina (HR), Gary H. Young
(one of the GIS Function Manager), Aroon (AP Training Advisor)
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New Straits Times, January 13, 2005 on B12 |
New Straits Times, February 21, 2005 on B4 |
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| The Star, February 2, 2005 on pg. 16 |
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Haryana Johar© Updated: February
2005
