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CPP Investments | Investissements RPC

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Can be better - Anonymous employee CPP Investments | Investissements RPC Employee Review

2.0
4 May 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good pay, location and l4/l5 colleagues

Cons

If you are a developer: exposure limited, less innovative room, treated like school kids, busy resolving management issues on their behalf, project scope keeps changing, lack of clarity and KT, doesn’t matter what you say but you need to learn how to say it, feedbacks don’t get taken and you have to self reflect instead - you get blamed if you complain. Your work will easily claimed by someone else since the TAL cannot/would not stop that. You maybe a Java expert and be given a python project due to lack of proper resource planning sometimes. BA/DA : Paid very less as compared to developer peers and management not clear about role so least priority. Pay structure completely wrong for them. QE : Very skilled people hired, less value given to them for the work they do - which is managing the work of 7/8 developers. Limited career projection and growth opportunities. Should get more automation opportunities and better KT. Mid and senior management - first time managers with less skills of actual management and business communication(some, not all). Some get the job done while others don’t. Two major pods have TAL who follow top down.

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5.0
27 Aug 2025
Anonymous intern
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Pros

Great educational culture overall, at all levels.

Cons

None from me at this time.

3.0
14 Jan 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

They are diligent in responsibly investing the pension fund for Canadian citizens.

Cons

The company claims to be progressive, but its roots are inherently as conservative and bureaucratic as it comes, stemming from the government. The hierarchal structure is extremely limiting in terms of being nimble and adaptive. If I want to talk to a director, I need to literally go through my own director first before even contacting them. Everyone is looking over everyone’s shoulder out of fear and a starvation mindset. This is a decent stepping stone if you have the ability to improve yourself, otherwise this is not even close to a higher tier investment firm and the leadership is a reflection of that.

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