Jill (second from left) onsite with her project team.
Early in her career in oil and gas, engineer Jill Chieng was told to be more aggressive as she was entering into a male domain. But after more than two decades in the industry, Chieng can confidently say that women don’t need to be ruthless or aggressive.
They need to be authentic. It’s a philosophy that has worked for her. Chieng is now the general manager of Sarawak Shell Berhad, one of the few women on top in the oil and gas industry.
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