Aon reviews

Not enough diversity ,heavily male driven and lacking minority representation. It’s is a sprinkle of African American people in the wealth division and most of them come from the Aon apprentice program. It’s a great entry to the firm but there is more talent out there for people of color who want to enter into the wealth/investment world. Other than that, it’s a pretty stable, laid back company

With Aon not being very cut throat, loose hiring qualifications, and overly social work environment, don’t expect to be fairly compensated when compared against competing firms. Truth of the matter is that prior work experience or academic prowess have little to no merit. There is a set pay they’re willing to give irregardless of what you bring to the table, and that salary will most likely be well below industry average.