Aon reviews

Toxic, stressful, extremely poor work/life balance (I would work day in and day out), treated entry-level analysts like incompetent children, extremely underpaid for the amount of work that was done, Minneapolis location did not treat black people well despite advertising as being "inclusive". micromanaged every single day, which made it hard for me to focus and succeed, made entry-leave pass a ridiculously hard class (if you don't pass, you get fired, if you black of course). My white counterpart didn't pass but she never got fired.

They are so unorganized in the Atlanta office. They refuse to train you on their systems and expect for you to just come in and work magic. They hate for you to ask questions. Erin H will threaten you if you discuss anything she doesn’t want you too. There are only 1 or 2 managers that are decent. The turn around for employees is awful. Manager quit a few weeks after starting and then a few other people. The racism is extreme, only the non minority folks climb the ladder and get put into higher positions. If your desperate then try it but if you can afford to find a better company then look elsewhere.