Please tell me the entire “C” level staff got fired for this Willis deal. No one, outside of the top people at Aon and Willis thought it would be a good idea, profitable, beneficial, etc. but they ran it through anyway. Now a $1 billion cancellation charge? That is the worst outcome possible, just as bad is it could get. Are they not all fired? Why aren’t 250 executives, corporate lawyers and financial people not looking for a new gig now? If I make a $10,000 mistake, I’m in trouble, if it do it twice I’m gone. So…what the hell?
Welcome, my friend, to the double standard. In a society that worships money, the monied can do no wrong. At least they can do no wrong in terms of business decisions. It is typical for abject failures to be rewarded. These failures ought to be sacked forthwith and reduced to the level of working as a bartender at a bowling alley, or better still, manual labor. In a just world, these executives ought to be ruthlessly punished. There is no just world so just select your preferred type of injustice.
One has to wonder if this will be “Transformation 2.0”. After all, moving to the Aon Client Services model worked so well, didn’t it?
Yawn…what a clown show. While Aon’s new executive committee works through this FUBAR, competitors are going to take their clients.
Please tell me the entire “C” level staff got fired for this Willis deal. No one, outside of the top people at Aon and Willis thought it would be a good idea, profitable, beneficial, etc. but they ran it through anyway. Now a $1 billion cancellation charge? That is the worst outcome possible, just as bad is it could get. Are they not all fired? Why aren’t 250 executives, corporate lawyers and financial people not looking for a new gig now? If I make a $10,000 mistake, I’m in trouble, if it do it twice I’m gone. So…what the hell?
Welcome, my friend, to the double standard. In a society that worships money, the monied can do no wrong. At least they can do no wrong in terms of business decisions. It is typical for abject failures to be rewarded. These failures ought to be sacked forthwith and reduced to the level of working as a bartender at a bowling alley, or better still, manual labor. In a just world, these executives ought to be ruthlessly punished. There is no just world so just select your preferred type of injustice.