CAE reviews

*No respect for technical workers estimates and raised "red flags". *Impossible deadlines that everyone knows we won't make, then when the deadline arrives we don't hear anything of it and keep business as usual until its done. *They assume everyone technical is interchangeable, like a UI specialist can be transferred into flight models on a management whim,

Management is very bad probably because most of them are salesmen and marketing, not many bright minds up there. They Recruit VPs with no aviation industry experience and that says a lot about the mentality. They are incapable of creating a new product or creating a new market for a new product that they invented; the only way for them to grow revenue is to cut salaries and benefits from employees. Since 2009 this company is going downhill and clients see that CAE simulators are worse and worse (quality wise) because the engineering talent is leaving (or left already) and hiring standards are becoming very low, so occasionally you'll meet some people that have no clue how to use a pointer in C. It's very sad because I remember where this company used to be 6 years ago and it's just downhill from here.