Aon Financial Analyst interviews, decoded.

It was a full day of interviews, with three rounds in total. Two of the rounds were technical, and one was more casual. They made me wait a lot to get through the interviews. The questions they asked were pretty straightforward, but there was a written test that was very technical and hard to do without a calculator.

It was a really disjointed interview. They first asked me about a gap on my resume between graduating in 2013 and my first job in 2016. Then they asked my salary request, which I turned around and asked for their range. They wouldn't give me the range, saying it was for internal purposes. I checked out after that and ended the conversation and withdrew my applications.

First a quick chat with HR, then a technical round. The questions were mainly about Ind AS and revenue recognition, touching on fundamentals like accruals and prepaid. There was also tax knowledge and some general accounting questions and scenarios.