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@MJ SimpsonYou got that by getting the Comptia A+? Taking my test next year. I know there's the 901 and 902 exam.
That's great. What exactly does a Buyer in the Oil and Gas field do?
Would love to get into this feild
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A buyer basically does as the title implies, they purchase all of the materials needed for production. Also, depending on the company they will also do some expediting duties as well as sourcing, quoting, contract negotiations, etc but they are mainly responsible for purchasing goods and following those orders from time of purchase to delivery and stocking in inventory. I used to make a lot of side money as a buyer from different sales people trying to secure big orders from us. On my last buyer job I had 2 vendors who would take me out to lunch once a month and cash me out with anywhere from 8-1500 cash for all of the orders I would send their way. These guys in particular I was sending about 15-30k worth of POs to them monthly. One time I had a vendor vying for a 100k order we had and we went back and fourth with this order for a couple of months between this vendor and 2 others. Well he ended up winning and he gave me 2 plane tickets to Vegas and $1000 spending money. I can’t speak for every buyer because I know a lot of them play by the book and don’t accept any gifts or bribes from vendors but fukk that! nikka gotta get this money.
One thing I will say is if you black you gone be the only brotha/sister in the room pretty often cus it’s not a lot of us in this sector. You see a lot of brothas on the production side l, in the fields, etc but it’s not a lot of us up in them offices making shyt happen.
This is for all yall,
How'd you get into this?
Whole thread got me feeling like a bum![]()
This is for all yall,
How'd you get into this?
Was initially in the tech Industry when I got serious a out life. But I always wanted to be in the aviation industry as a kid so I slowly put pieces together to get here and worked my way up...pretty quick. Yall can go back to the logging I to the coli at work thread and see I was I initially not liking what I was doing post college.
- Education
- Hard work/dedication cliché
- Making the right connections and networking