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Risk management and insurance brokerageLondon, United Kingdom10,001-50,000 employees
3.8
4 reviews

About Aon

Aon is a global professional services firm providing risk management, insurance brokerage, reinsurance, and human capital consulting. Headquartered in London, the company offers advisory and solutions across property & casualty, employee benefits, re...

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3.5
Compensation
3.5
Company Culture
4
Career Growth
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Job Security

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4.0
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HR Business Partner Review

Human ResourcesFull-timeFlexible
Sep 1, 2025

What I liked

Inclusive culture, global mobility opportunities and good work-life balance. HR is empowered to influence people policies across regions.

Areas for improvement

Sometimes internal politics slow down initiatives and HR tech updates take time to roll out. Could be faster on process automation.

4.0
Verified Anonymous

Senior Consultant Review

Risk SolutionsFull-timeHybrid
Aug 15, 2025

What I liked

Supportive manager, strong training programs and clear focus on professional development. Lots of international exposure and good client variety at Aon.

Areas for improvement

Decision-making can be slow with a fair amount of internal bureaucracy. Salary bands feel conservative compared to market.

4.0
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Software Engineer Review

Technology / EngineeringFull-timeRemote
Jun 2, 2025

What I liked

Very remote-friendly and flexible. Interesting tech stack and good mentorship from senior engineers. Benefits and health insurance were solid.

Areas for improvement

Onboarding varied by team and some projects suffer from slow prioritization. Office culture is hit-or-miss depending on manager.

3.0
Verified Anonymous

Actuarial Analyst Review

ActuarialFull-timeOn-site
Jan 30, 2025

What I liked

Strong actuarial training and exposure to major clients. Good learning curve and experienced colleagues willing to teach.

Areas for improvement

Busy seasons mean long hours (renewals), promotion cycles are slow and salary increases are modest. Hierarchical structure can limit initiative.

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