CGI reviews

1. No training - sink or swim. (which may lend to why the people are so great ... everyone is very quick and adaptable i.e. you are surrounded by swimmers) 2. Difficult to climb the corporate ladder ... as really, there is none that is well defined. On one project you may be a manager and on the next you may be a tech. 3. You are a contractor and your job security is always suspect 4. Salary increases are primarily inflation adjustments with excellent performance reviews and overall excellent company revenue performance ... without either of these, it will likely still be an inflation adjustment. You need to fight for raises, don't expect people to recognize and reward you accordingly. 5. The benefits are getting worse all of the time

The cons are that the executives are horribly incompetent and many of them are all around just outright bad people -- self-obsessed, CYA, behind-kissing, obsequious know-nothings. Again, going back to my previous point...If you're on a good contract that's making money, you'll never have to deal with the idiots in the executive suites. CGI is cool like that...you've got little fiefdoms, and the ones that are chugging along operate in mini-silos, so you'll don't have to deal with incompetent, mean spirited executives.