New to Chevron, new to all this Petroleum things, new to the city.. I found myself have to adapt with new things, new people, new status. It’s just feel so different!
These first few days are confusing. I haven’t remember where my room is, what this guy name is and that girl overthere name is, what their position are, who the members of NIB team and who is in Attaka team..
I already got a room with phoneline and email address, but I haven’t got my own PC. So, it’s pretty empty now in my room.
My background is Chemical Engineering and they put me as Optimization Engineer. I do not know all about oil exploration. It’s like entering the college for the first time. I need to learn a lot. What is primary recovery, natural flow, artificial lift, true tube perforation, drilling, workover, acidizing, etc, etc. Today I join 2 meetings and they were talking about “this reservoir only produce bla bla bla MMBOE, perhaps there is sand problem, maybe we should check gravelpack” or “uphold potential, feeler run” or “let’s see the net sand map and the well test data”. Sit down there I was like “Ohmygoodness,what-the-hell-are-they-talking-about!!”
So I guess these first few months gonna be overwhelming!! Like riding a rollercoaster. Learning and training and asking people a lot of stupid questions and getting familiar with rooms, people, chart, data, so on, so on.
As time goes by I’m sure lessons less and things will calm down..
On a lighter side, I’m so lucky to have Rey. He’s so supporting and funny. Talking and laughing with him every night really cheer me up. I cant imagine going throught this crazy-hecting-thing without him 
