people are quite casual, some business dressed people otherwise mixed
Good space on level 3
enough facilities for refreshments and eating
Graduate, Auckland
The Christchurch office is nice, however I don't like it or think it's very suitable for work. There is a lack of private space to have confidential chats and a lack of technology that works with everyones laptops. It is also very dark and I always get a headache as the lighting is too artificial.
Graduate, Christchurch
Dress code isn't clear. Some people wear jandals and t shirts. Others wear formal work clothes. Facilities are very good and being in town means there is always coffee or food nearby.
Graduate, Tauranga
Needs some work for Mac users. Too many hotdesks, not enough meeting rooms - people WFH so they can focus/concentrate. Smart casual dresscode
Graduate, Christchurch
The location is great, it has food places and a supermarket close by. We are also close to local parks and outdoor areas. The facilities are also great.
However, the standard down lights are great for eyesight.
Graduate, Auckland
There is no real dress code, which is nice. People dress in a range of styles depending on department/role. From typical corporate uniform to sweatpants and sneakers.
The location is great, a big office in the city center. The facilities are good, however it severely lacks in free food such as fruit, or lunchtime amenities such as a pool table, foosball, etc etc.
Graduate, Auckland
We love the working spaces in the new building.
Graduate, Wellington
The dress code is tidy casual where I work. The office space is okay - could use more plants. Always need more plants though.
Graduate, Christchurch