The people here are easy-going and I have not encountered an "office drama". We wear business casual around the office and can go even a little more casual on Fridays. We don't work long hours, but the trade off is that they pay is not high. The office is somewhat diverse; we have some minorities and a good portion of the employees are women.

I have found that the company culture here is very relaxed. There is not that much direction within the office; therefore, it is an ideal place for the self-motivated. You're pretty much left alone to do the work that you need to do. If you're good about being on top of your work and not needing to be micro-managed, then this is great for you. If you constantly need someone to push you and tell you what to do, then you should not work here.

The people that I work with are constantly looking to help each other out. That's what I love about this company, everyone (even the Managers and Partners) are willing to go out of their way to lend a helping had. The company is full of problem solvers who are able to finish a job quickly and efficiently. Dress at Aon is business casual.

Aon is a very large company and can be very bureaucratic. New, innovative ideas may not get heard or are often overlooked because it takes a long time to get through all of the red tape. The team morale and team environment varies greatly from office to office. The hours run long, around 50-55 hours a week. The days can drag on sometimes because I'm not that "tight-knit" with my team.

The company culture is very structured. The company is a very large firm and you'll feel the bureaucracy the moment you step foot within the company. The systems within the company tend to be inefficient, and the systems often don't fit the project that we're working on.

It is a very casual office environment. The management style is very hierarchical. As a first or second year (or even up to a 3rd year for that matter) you will have no decision making privileges. You are basically a drone that walks around and does what he is told.

We have a very relaxed environment which makes it a great place to work at; however, the relaxed environment makes us less competitive than our competitors in terms of the clients we get.