Joined Shell a year ago I am 23 years old and I am an electrical engineer I work in downstream...currently make 100k exact...when I am about 30, say I am still in downstream and don't get any crazy promotions how much should I be making about? If I stay an engineer at Shell. Basically what is a 30 yo Electrical engineer making at Shell (downstream). Thanks!
*P.S: I know the industry is c-ap right now. I have a degree that isn't tied to O&G...i am well aware just curious
You're on a site called the LAYOFF asking what your salary could be in 7 years?
I see Shell is in good hands lol
My condolences.
If you’re still in a JG5 role, I agree that you’re looking at about 100% PIR. If JG4, I’d guess 90% PIR.
Looking at all of the news flying around on refineries being shopped, there probably won’t be many US downstream sites left in 7 years. Good news is that your EE experience is very transferable.
It’s been a few years since I played the game, but offers at west coast tech companies were +20% salary vs Shell and offered six-figure stock plans vesting over 3-4 years. Cost of living puts a significant dent in that and the benefits aren’t as good as what you can get at Shell though
You asked and got feedback from those that have earned their way. S—it upand get to work.
Some of u are dumb. Not gonna lie. Ppl calling me a troll and blaming engineers on the stock price and not the fact that oil is at 40 dollars a barrel. 🤔. I respect the other valuable inputs but on the PIR, but if you do not have any valuable insights u can shut your mouth. And take several seats back smh, keep your negativity to yourself thanks and have a great day!
Look up what your roles 100% PIR is, that’s close to what you will be making if you stay in the same role.
He only has one data point...not really useful in extrapolation.
But I agree, the OP is a troll.
This is why the stock price is $29 and we have the prelude problem. Engineers not able to extrapolate out basic financials. Unreal..
Well son,
If you are alive and employed in 7 years, and the dollar is still worth anything. Id call that a win