Aon Human Capital (Talent) - Sales Aon Employee Review

2.0
Mar 4, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Remote. Don’t have to deal with micromanaging directors in person. Clients are great. Time off is generous.

Cons

Pay is not on par with the market even though our specific department sells compensation data. Quotas more than double some years and the commission is no longer commission, it’s a bonus pool. so far i’m making the lowest commission of my career here even though I’m selling far more. Additional bonus is only applicable once you hit quota. Consultants can compete with sales people and offer a lower cost an alternative solution for the client, undercutting sales people AND Aon and are basically immune and we are just told to accept it. Consultants are Never reprimanded. Quotas are also not determined until a few months into the year, every sales person feels like they are moving the goal post. Benefits cost goes up every year. They contribute way less to health benefits than many modern companies.

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5.0
Apr 9, 2026
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Pros

I loved my experience and my team! Aon puts a lot of resources into their internship program and I felt like I got to do meaningful work.

Cons

The pay could have been a little more, but they did offer housing assistance which I really appreciated! The pay wasn’t bad, Chicago is just expensive.

5.0
Mar 16, 2026
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Pros

I interned with the DFIR team, and it was such a great experience. I got to work on BEC cases, malware, and threat hunt cases that involved a lot of Windows log analysis with various in-house and commercial tools. Everyone in the DC lab was awesome to work with and always keen to answer any questions we, the interns, had or to have us shadow their client calls. I was pushed to learn new things, and I am very grateful for the experience! It was also nice to learn alongside other interns in DC and at other locations. Nice once-a-week company-sponsored lunches, and the position was hybrid, so 3 days in the office and two days WFH (Mondays and Fridays)

Cons

This is not a con per say but DFIR roles require a lot of time, and the job is not your typical 9-5 job, even though the internship was.

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