My Hope~~~

This is one of the typical questions that Shell ask me in the application form:

Why do you want to work for Shell and how your skill fit into the preference you've chosen(something like that):

The opportunity to engage in a technology driven, R&D intensive organisation with the leading petrochemical company drew me to this preference. Furthermore, this company will provide me a global platform to share my passion to out-think, out-smart and out-perform. My relevant skills will contribute to the highly competitive team and will successfully demonstrate a diversity of talents and perspectives together.

(1) Strong Analytical Skill: Both industrial and academic training have provided me with a solid foundation in numerical and analytical capability, as well as the ability to think independently. I utilised the skills and techniques in areas where I need to recognize and validate problems, demonstrate originality, independent and critical thinking, and the ability to develop theoretical concepts.

(2) Strong Technical and Experimental Skills: My PhD research on complex pharmaceutical material required me to master several innovative techniques and instrumentation for physico-chemical characterisation. I've also advanced my analytical skills and developed a novel experimental technique to study in depth the thermodynamics behaviour, surface chemistry and crystalline properties of organic material. I've developed strong academic background major in Advanced Material Engineering Technology.

(3) Leadership and Teamwork Ability: Presiding the Chinese youth ministry in the local community, I managed to converse my vision and aim evidently. Many were encouraged to follow it and accomplished the goals successfully. My role as the Badminton Team Captain in Imperial College also provided ample practice for effective communication.

(4) Knowledge in Statistical Modelling: I utilised statistical field theories for analysing complex, multivariate, nonlinear and nonstationary data. I had the experience in conducting statistical analyses using Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) approach.

Oh Lord, this is my only hope, the only way for me to stay in Holland with my girlfriend--- it's up to you...Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will be Done....