An ok company - IT Consultant bei CGI: Mitarbeiterbewertung

3.0
21. Okt. 2008
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Pros

There is a large workforce so there is relative job stability. It is fairly easy to get time off when you need it considering it is a consulting company. They have some good clients like the city, state, and federal governments. There is the possibility of taking online training classes. Depending on the management they are relatively easy to approach if necessary. They have a nice party 2 times a year, a company wide "Town Hall" meeting at Chelsea Piers and a holiday party some time in late February, although i am not quite sure what makes that a Holiday party.

Kontras

There is relatively low career development. Promotions if they come seem to come around the 6 or 7 year mark with exceptions. Promotions do not necessarily come with raises. There is relatively low profit sharing if there is any at all. There are no yearly bonuses. Salary raises are in the 3 % range not to top 5%. They claim there is a class stipend for each employee but this money is relatively hard to obtain. Training is almost never granted since it possibly effects your work schedule or availability. Once you are on a project, you are most likely stuck there forever, or until you are no longer needed. It is hard to change projects.

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5.0
27. Apr. 2026
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Pros

Great leadership Understanding of work/life balance

Kontras

Don't really have any cons for this company

2.0
7. Mai 2026
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Pros

The team for whom I worked was great. One of the best.

Kontras

Other teams not so much. Herding cats and you end up taking over on an IMC call for something not even in your sphere. I feel they blacklist employees they RIF. I had a great Director try to get me in with other BUs and nothing. He tried again and again. Others who got RIF'd told me the same. Not good. Also, seems people look over their shoulders looking for the Grim Reaper. Not a good way to be. And the higher ups that are in charge of client retention seem to not be the ones on the firing line, only the consultants that did great work for the clients who decide to leave. HR who is supposed to help get another job within the company are worthless. They want you to do all the work. Also, CGI is so big teams only know what they know. Learning other teams' stuff seems to be frowned upon. How can you move around? This login makes you stuck.

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