Aon Reviews
Updated May 17, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 94 ratings Employees say it's “OK” |
CEO Rating
Based on 51 ratings
President, CEO, and Director |
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Pros
Have management support; flexibility; opportunity for growth; recognition.
Cons
Working with a lean organization.
Pros
Good life/work balance. Excellent benefits. My manager did not micro-manage me. Flexible work schedule. Interesting work. Fun and intelligent co-workers. Nice office location.
Cons
Too much administrative/transparency requirements. Some of the clients were located in places that were far from the office, which meant long commutes to attend client meetings.
Advice to Senior Management
I think that we were too "top heavy" with management (I guess which company isn't, right?). Should develop clear career paths for employees.
Pros
great benefits
fairly decent opportunities
strong core team
Cons
lack of organization
too many old school ways
Pros
It is a well known company globally. The company promotes employee involvment is community and charitable organizations. It has a good location.
Cons
People on some positions are allowed to work from home but others are not. Some departments have casual Fridays while other don't.
Pros
Surrounded by intelligent, strategic minds; the business of risk has never been more relevant or complex than it is today.
Cons
Knowledge sharing is a challenge and is something the firm has made a priority to tackle. We are seeing movement there. As with any large organization, looking at it from a marketing and communications standpoint can be frustrating as consistency can be lacking among constituents from different areas of the world.
Pros
Personal & Professional Life balance. Also my current leaders whom i am working with.
Cons
Compensation is comparatively very less
Advice to Senior Management
To be more employee centric, not just business centric
Pros
Competent Top Management, growth opportunities, the Corporate management constantly strive for the better, thus lots of changes taking place lately. Great communication between the Corporate team and local functions.
Cons
Average compensation, constant structural changes which is good in general, but sometimes creates confusion and provokes uncertainty.
Advice to Senior Management
More control over local country leaders from Aon Corp would not hurt.
Pros
Great people and opportunities to advance exist if you work hard and can demonstrate to management that you bring something valuable to the table.
Cons
Unless you are getting promoted or working in a very profitable department there is the potential and the probability that your compensation will not be satisfactory.
Pros
Good Benefits and lots of work, so you would think there
would be job security.
Cons
They pride themselves on customer service and providing the best possible
services to their clients but they do not provide enough resources and overwork
and under appreciate their employees. For this reason, there has always been
large employee turnover.
Advice to Senior Management
Start to fill management positions with individuals with leadership skills who know how to
manage instead of individuals who moved up the ranks because
they live at the office but yet have no people skills.
Pros
Good place for growth and a great place to learn the reinsurance industry. There are also great opportunities to work in other offices around the world if you seek out the opportunity.
Cons
The bonus structure is heavily focused around revenue producing positions.
