CGI Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I've been working for CGI from Feb 2019. This is a huge Organization working with 70,000 people across the Globe."

"CGI is great and provides amazing flexibility to their employees. Passion, drive, energy and pace is very fast and flexibility is great too."

"Not truly a corporate environment. Beware. Bad management. Good 'ole boy system. No training, high healthcare, low salaries, no raises, no sick time, buggy software."

"CGI is an exceptional company. Every level of the company works to meet the needs of the clients and the members. I love working for CGI."

"CGI needs much better management, professionals with correct industry experience, real sick time, and better pay."

"I’ve worked for CGI Group Inc. since 2012 and have found it to be a good company that values its members and has a strong commitment to excellence. CGI is a multinational IT consulting, outsourcing, systems integration, and solutions company that employs approximately 68,000 people in over 400 offices across 40 countries."

"Earned the ability to learn about the consulting business, also gained technical knowledge."

"I've worked with CGI Federal since October 2001 and have worked on-site with the same federal customer throughout my tenure. I work almost exclusively at the customer's site and have minimal interaction with CGI Federal outside of corporate e-mails and annual Director / VP / HR visits. No major complaints. Upward mobility appears to be difficult at times, but the company does try to ensure competitive salary & benefits which are on-par with many of my federal colleagues' compensation packages. Given my seniority on my contract, I work with minimal supervision --- routinely checking in with customer and management, but not micromanaged."

"I've worked for CGI for a little less than a year. I find the company culture to be very laid back and positive. The people are great to work with and there are many opportunities across the company for employees."

"Great company and would not want to leave."