Office & Workplace at EY New Zealand

They're alright, could be better, especially for the biggest office in NZ. The kitchen area are boring and dark, not very inviting and not much seating area

Great office, good technology, tidy environment. Dress code is smart casual which is easy to adhere to.

Company office is high quality, with all that is needed to complete the work and other additional amenities i.e. showers, kitchen.

Location a bit difficult - on an incline. Space and facilities are good and sufficient. Dress code - business casual, more formal per client, casual Fridays.

Pros: Location is great, and good view. Great meeting rooms and quiet working spaces, which anybody can book. Additionally, there is a very 'grad dominated' area which can be a whole lot of fun. Cons: A little dated, and the changing room is quite gross. Also, no towel service unfortunately.

Possibly the best perk of working here. Best location and beautiful and clean. Train station is downstairs and lots of nice food and coffee around

very good office, very relaxed with dress code (smart obviously, but not overdone)

Bathroom is not often clean.

The office itself is great. It could do with maybe a little more space, but the main reason I personally am not the rating it highly is because I wish it was on a higher floor (Just feels nicer to me) and if the office space had more sun I think it would be a nicer atmosphere.

No complain. At the central of the CBD, 2 mins walk from Britomart. Excellent desks with big monitors. Equipment in the kitchen is well-prepared as well. Dress code: Technically no dress code requirement when you are in the office. But when you are on-site, you may need to dress a little bit more formal, it depends on client's requirement.

Great offices. There is a rooftop terrace to have lunch, can sit out in britomart as well for lunches, when its sunny there are bean bags and tables. The office has a food place you can order which is real cheap. There is a pool table and table tennis table. The dress code is "dress for your day" so if you don't have client work you can dress down a little and espceially fridays. On fridays jeans are fine. Most of the week you willl have client work so a nice top and black pants is standard for girls.

Dress code is fine. Office is limited on space and there could be more monitors

Location is great, but the office is a little dated compared to others in the city.

Very nice office with good facilities, convenient for walking and public transport. Dress code is "dress for your day" so you may dress more formally if you have a client presentation, but if you're just doing desk work, jeans and a t shirt is ok.

In Britomart so it's pretty flash - usual facilities. Dress code is dress for your day - we are pretty laidback.

It's a great office! Very accessible via public transport. We have large desks and have a gym in the office, too. The only thing I would note is that we are always short of meeting rooms. The dress code is great, we have adapted a 'Dress for your day' policy in which you can decide how you dress (e.g. formal if you have a client meeting to smart casual if you're just in the office)

Office is open plan and is a hot desking situation. This is better situated for the nature of our job (as we are often not in the office). Desks are wide, clean and have dual screens and plugs. Not every desk has the option for standing. Dress code is what suits you - you can come casual if you are just in the office but if you are seeing a client you should dress more business-like.

New office. Dress for your day policy in place

Presentable, above average, could be more collaborative and googlesque.

The location is great - right in the heart of Britomart. We have great kitchen spaces and a gym onsite too. We have moved to a dress for your day dress code, so if you don't have client meetings, you can wear smart casual clothes to work