Alight Solutions reviews

High Turn over. Don't follow their core values (mainly Be Real, yes that is one of their core values). RIF's have been happening on a regular basis since AON sold company to Blackstone and re-branded company as Alight. When asked about RIF's management dances around the subject. Calls colleagues in for what they think are annual reviews and instead let them go (nice raise). Company worried about bottom line looking good.

Outsourcing division was purchased from Aon Hewitt earlier this year by the Blackstone Corporation. An initial round of cuts was made at the end of March, first of April. Everyone was told it would be the only cuts that were to be made. New structuring took place, new assignments, new managers and clients, etc. In May, they held another round of cuts based off a 5 question rating scale assigned to you by your previous manager. You had zero input. There was no review given and your current manager was not made aware of what was transpiring. Upper management boasts of an “open door policy” and of transparency...that’s not the case with this company. The raises were a joke. One every other year and at most, a 2% increase. No upward mobility to another role. When you hit the job market, you soon realize their “proprietary” software does not provide you with any significant experience you can parlay into another field. It’s meant for Aon Hewitt/Alight only. And they also tell you they will set you up for success through “team” members as well as a plan should you have any issues. This too is a joke. System analysts are so bogged down with work they are unable to mentor or teach anyone and your “manager” more times than not would be irritated if you disturb them during a phone call or while seeking help. All learning experiences are typically taught via webinars or through their “online” courses. Managers covering other manager’s backsides because they were previously roommates. Not to mention they directly reported to someone who was also a former roommate. Think about that...2 managers (former roommates) and their superior (also their former roommate) assigned the same set of people. If you had any issues with one, exactly who do you turn to? Could this not be considered a conflict of interest? I had extremely high expectations for this company in the beginning. 7 years later, had I known then what I know now, I would not have accepted the job.