Aon reviews

Large organization makes it difficult to navigate colleagues. Often work in silos.

- extremely high turnover - no training - long hours in the summer - lots of gossiping - you're not a "consultant" until director level. pretty much a data analyst that does all the grunt work - incompetent operations team for the most part, which is frustrating because all data processes go through them - highly selective few very smart people, more than half the firm is incompetent - office environment and location is terrible, the kitchen is disgusting, rats run around during the night... - technology is pathetic even though mclagan is a data company - Aon is the only company in the building that doesn't subsidize for the cafeteria downstairs that serves overpriced mediocre food