Aon Benefits Operations Manager salaries in Gurgaon / Gurugram

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I spent close to 6 years at AON Hewitt and grew up to a Benefits Manager role. This period in my professional life was the most satisfying and most enriching experience in terms of learning and exposure, I often feel like going back if given a right opportunity.

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The compensation could have been better

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Gives you good foothold in comp & ben domain.

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... management gets often grinded in between senior management and the gen Z crowd. Secondly, they should work on their salary structure. Would be great if they start offering competitive salary. Aon often faces high attrition because of low salary amongst it's peer companies

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...rganisation gives more focus on Learning and development of their colleagues. 2 -Compensation is also good as compared to other organizations and have a good work life balance. 3 - No issues for leaves or work from home, very flexible with shift timings and is fantastic organization for girls/women. 4 - Very good in terms of Team outing.

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1 - Job Security is a big issue because you never know by when your business/Process would be sold out. 2 - Growth - Since there are no new transitions and processes are not growing , there are very less opportunities for growth. 3 - No-Poching - Almost with all the companies, it has no-poch, so you might not get job at some other organization because all of them are their client. Also Notice period here is not negotiable. You have to spend entire notice period. (30 days, 60days, 90 days

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1. Limited hybrid mode working 2. Experience will vary massively based on who is your manager 3.In Finance few people ( revenue , finance control, p2p) have stayed back for more than 3 years whilst FPnA team has quick attrition.

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...e , checks who and how much time you interact with other people on the floor 7.No gratitude for extra efforts put in work ( neither in words nor in compensation).

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Company culture is great and work-life balance is equivalent to a govt employee's (depending on the team). Job stability is very high and there no almost negligible chances of getting laid off. Salaries are paid on time. The company is good for a fresher in the starting age of his career and one shouldn't stick for more than 3 years IMO. Cab facilities pick and drop are available irrespective of shift timings

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... zones and settled here. Hence meager room for promotions for other employees. No bonus or variable pay which is disappointing. They usually provide a joining bonus with a bond of 2 years which is high and have to pay in full if leaving before 2 years. It was WFH but were later called to the office under hybrid. The amusing part was Manager was justifying WFO by saying it would lead to team bonding,etc and was sitting in the Gurugram office while the team was in the Bangalore office. The Company's Finance/FP&A team is so much into cost-cutting that they tried to reduce benefits like R&R, employee 3 year gift, canceling free snacks in cafe, etc. In performance goals, they add some unachievable or irrelevant goals like giving presentations, idea improvement, etc which are sometimes difficult for a fresher.