Retired software engineer
Mar 19, 2026Pros
You never stop learning. Good for tech people.
Cons
Salaries are on the low side
Travel and TourismLot Pt 25b, Jalan Klia S5, Kuala Lumpur International Airport, 64000, Selangor
You never stop learning. Good for tech people.
Salaries are on the low side
Some' of the people you work with are nice, the wages are OK and some of the benefits are good. The SIMs are great for customers and some of the sites are nice.
Management team are like headless chickens, the company is operating in an 'old school' mentality. Driven mostly by a HQ in Montreal who are out of touch. They are not keen to embrace change, align and invest where they need to. They are talking about record profits and then quietly making people redundant. When it comes to diversity this is something that they pay lip service to, however 4 of the people made redundant were female, and/or single mothers. Terribly disorganised, inconsistent messages and disingenuous.
nice Work Environment, may health benefits
Location a bit far and and overtime is required sometimes
Very flexible and good work life balance
Workload can be a lot
On-boarding was pretty good Schedule was flexible
Bad management Plenty of layoffs Didnt offer to help move people instead of laying people off Flew all of the directors and executives to one city to talk about "budget" then laying off folks afterward Pay and benefits not that great Lay-off notification was hidden as a "skip meeting"
Good cash flow and a chance to work in aviation
Old tech stack, poor management, no perks
Hugely interesting work. Good team environment. Great people. Good work/life balance.
Opportunity to move up. Pay scale could be more inline with industry.
People that work here are passionate about what they do. It is a pleasure to work here.
We are always working to improve our products and services.
-Great Conditions -Friendly environnement -Working with amazing technology
-Might feel too big and corporative
CAE offers the opportunity to work in a highly respected and technically advanced aviation environment. The work itself is meaningful, especially knowing the impact our services have on pilot safety and training outcomes. Many of the employees are knowledgeable, dedicated, and genuinely care about doing the right thing for clients. The Las Vegas team is collaborative, and there is a strong sense of teamwork when challenges arise. Leadership has supported improvements during periods of transition, including operational changes and facility moves, and there is exposure to multiple areas of the business that support my professional growth. CAE also provides solid benefits and stability as a global organization, which is reassuring in a fast-changing industry.
Like many large organizations, business decisions are made without the appropriate change management or the end user being considered. Resource constraints, such has limitations on hiring, particularly during periods of growth place additional strain on frontline teams. Communication and alignment between departments or Centers are inconsistent. Some operational issues would benefit from more proactive planning rather than reactive fixes. There are opportunities to further invest in tools, equipment, and infrastructure to better support employees and client.