Meeting decision makers in the oil & gas industry

I have all the college education anyone could want. I have all the training anyone would need. I have all the experience that a successful company should be looking for. Having all of this I still cannot get past the e-mail us your resume message or receptionist so that I might talk with a mover and shaker to let them know how valuable I can be to their company. Can any of you give me any ideas on how to get to talk to a decision maker so I have a shot at winning a job. I have to believe talking to a T. Boone type could at least lead to a referal.

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Permalink Reply by Bob R. Hensley on April 17, 2009 at 11:52
I will post my resume. I have done the purchase of right of way exclusively while working in oil and gas.
Bob Hensley
Permalink Reply by Bob R. Hensley on April 17, 2009 at 12:26
I posted my resume, thanks. I need all the help anyone is willing to give.

Bob

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