PSP Investments Reviews

2.8

25% would recommend to a friend

(193 total reviews)

Deborah K. Orida

21% approve of CEO

18% positive business outlook

PSP Investments has an employee rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 193 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The PSP Investments employee rating is 25% below average for employers within the Finance industry (3.7 stars).

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193 reviews
3.0
10 Feb 2025
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Pros

1. Office is beautiful: modern, open space, lounges, own coffee shop and terrace. Modern technology. 2. Benefits are comprehensive: vision, dental, introduced fertility help, half fridays off in the summer, and for some weeks, you can work from anywhere 3. Below management level, I find many of my peers across teams to be very diligent, smart, patient, analytical, organized and collaborative. 4. Great work life balance; your personal time is respected.

Cons

1. Restructuring every few months. I have no idea why senior leadership can't just settle in to 1 model and see how it works for a while before changing again. 2. Very competitive and political environment when you go to the top. You get rewarded for being a yes man, even though some things just don't make sense. Status quo refuses to be challenged. Also as you go up, I do find the competence drastically decreases. Senior leaders are less collaborative, want to only own what they control, and are defensive with their scope of work. I am not surprised this is the sentiment shared by a lot of people in Glassdoor reviews on PSP. 3. Hybrid model was initially 1 day, then 2, and now 3. I will not be surprised if they require full-time work at the office. Such outdated traditional way of working for a company that prides itself in innovation and being future-forward.

1.0
18 Feb 2026
Recommend
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Pros

constant restructurings aka layoffs unstable senior management team cheap in all senses

Cons

Title says it all. Hybrid model started with 1 day initially, then 2, then 3. In mid January they announced badge tracking 3 days, we thought that was it. Then in late January they announced 4 days plus the badge tracking. It was a consensus that PSP is doing this to "quiet layoff" people, and save on severance pay. Also the Peakon employee opinion survey has been halted for I don’t know how long. PSP finally stopped pretending they care about employees. The 4 days + badge tracking mandate affects all offices (HK, NYC, MTL, London). Plus it was just announced today that cameras will be installed in MTL office entry points, they said they won't be used to monitor employees, but who knows? Coincidence? I don't think so.

2.0
21 May 2026

Cut cut cut

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

None come to mind right now.

Cons

I use to be proud to work at PSP and it was a great company but now it’s going downhill with the CEO. The CEO loves to cut cut cut , yet expects the employees to be happy and continue to perform for the company . Raises are minimal but yet employees are expected to come into the office 4 days a week to sit at their desks with their headphones on to be “present”. The raises this year can’t even cover transportation fees for the extra in office hours. Snacks cut , team activities cut , layoffs seem like every few months - Yet the CEO is the highest paid public servant in Canada .

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