Pretty poor. We don't have a food vendor on site. The cafe was closed down, then food trucks were incorporated and they've just advised us that they won't be providing them anymore. We have to walk to the aged care residences to get coffee or food. Otherwise, we have to drive. The offices are very old and there are posters still up from 2017 and hard files being stored which I would imagine would go against information management policies.
Midlevel, Brisbane
Dress code is business casual, but many people hold themselves to a higher standard and are very professional. The office space is an older building, but we will be moving to a more modern building this year. Facilities are great with plenty of fridges, hot and cold water fountains, snack fridge that you can buy drinks and snacks from.
Midlevel, Brisbane
It's a nice little campus in Kedron (emergency services complex) not much here other then work offices and a cafe, but there is a pub across the road and many nice food places with 5min drive. Dress code is really relaxed, can wear casual every day.
Midlevel, Brisbane
Little physical building detached from the main hospital containing office spaces isolating us tech bunch from the sick people. It's cosy. Business casual affair. Trousers, buttoned shirts or polos (depending on weather). Alternatively, dresses and/or blouses.
Midlevel, Townsville
The buildings I've been in are generally well maintained and equipped, with decent kitchens. Most also have end-of-trip facilities and have been close to major train stations and bus interchanges. Only downside is that they all seem to be open planned, so noise levels can be a bit high. Dress code is generally business casual, some departments and teams may have customised polos they are allowed to wear.
Brisbane
Dress code is smart casual, allows you that flexibility. Office space was good, but a bit cold. Good end of trip facilities and having the parking and gym was a bonus.
Graduate, Brisbane