Office & Workplace at Fisher & Paykel Appliances

Great central location, encouraging public transport. Smart casual

Nice big offices and labs, dress code is semi-formal but you can pretty much wear what you like

Office is relatively clean, modern and spacious. The facilities provided are perfect and appropriate for my role.

Great location and good facilities which are always being updated and improved.

Office space and facilities are good. Standing desks would be nice. Standard dress code is relaxed formal (collared shirt and trousers), which I wear, although there is variation with plenty of people in shorts and tee or the more formal button down shirt and trousers. I appreciate leaving the decision of formality required for the day to the individual.

Open plan offices. Good workshop with tools to prototype and test things. Testing chambers for products, model shop for hard and soft tooling. Some 3D printing facilities. Dress code is smart casual. Up to the person so long as you dress modest enough for an office. Some people are in suit pants and buttoned shirts, others are in T-shirts, hoodies, and sneakers.

Large open-plan office with a social kitchen, design space (features our products), and several workshops. Bathroom facilities are cleaned frequently. Showers, lockers, and parking space for bikes are also available. Free parking is difficult to find as we are located in a shopping mall. Dress code is casual to smart-casual.

Nice open plan office, flexibility with dress code.

Decent as it provides parking space. Otherwise, traffic is bad in the morning and afternoon, but this could be universal auckland experience. Office itself is good, it has many meeting rooms, open space. More amenities would make this office stellar, such as gym. It seems there is little to no dress code. Only unspoken ones I have noticed is closed shoes.

The company space is awesome. There is plenty of room for social interactions, keeping up office morale as well as facilities to get work done. The dress code is tidy casual, and there seems to be a large range of dress in the office - from suits to tshirt and shorts.

The office space, workshop facilities and kitchen are really nice facilities. The dress code is tidy casual

Dress code is all good. Sometimes if everyone has meetings or talking it does get a bit loud and hard to focus on work

The dress code is tidy casual. The office is spacious and enjoyable to work in. The facilities are very clean. It is located in a very good spot. I wish there were more windows though.

Large office space right in the heart of town. Bright, and organised by functional teams. It sprawls across a couple of buildings and can be like a maze at times. For the dress code it is emphasised that people wear whatever is comfortable. This means that people work in anything from t-shirt and hoodie to tie and jacket.

Its pretty modern, though I hope they had adjustable table and more comfortable chairs as I am somewhat tiny hhaha. I love the social kitchen as it provides so much comfort for lunch. The dress code is extra flexible , I can either be in casual or slightly more formal which is a good mix. There is no pressure in how formally or casually I dress.

The dress code is casual, which is great. The office is open plan and a comfortable space. There is also an onsite workshop and off site storage warehouse

Good and large working space, but the workshop is small so engineers cannot secure workspace or test bay. Casual dress code which makes me fell comfortable.

Nice, open, green. Smart casual, range of differences in how people interpret that- casual fridays

I see no sky all day and has been a huge effect to my mental health. The lab I work in has no windows.

You have your own table and free parking (Auckland site)