Office & Workplace at Honeywell Australia and New Zealand

Great setup, all amenities covered, as well as nice additions like fruit, coffee etc. All amenities for preparing meals also available. Number of desks aligns with number of employees, and work facilities are up to current technological standards.

The office space in Brisbane is more office typical with enclosed 4-person cubical desks, Location is good. Sydney office however is much more modern with good sit stand and hot desk options. Honeywell Boasts a "dress for your day" policy, meaning if you're not meeting with clients or anyone important casual dress is fine. Majority of the time Smart casual is the go-to.

Dress fit to your day policy (depending on if you are meeting clients / internal etc.) Recently renovated meeting rooms and kitchen. Some rooms can get crowded

The Abbostford office has all the amenities/facilities required including free on-site parking for employees. Tram stand is also at the end of the street. The office is also located near multiple cafe's and restaurants. Dress code is business-casual.

colourful and everything is there

Honeywell's office space is modern and well-equipped, providing a conducive environment for productivity and collaboration. The facilities include state-of-the-art meeting rooms, comfortable workstations, and various amenities that support both work and relaxation. The office promotes a healthy work environment with its ergonomic design and thoughtful layout. However, the location might not be the most convenient for those living in the city, as it requires a bit of a commute. Despite this, the quality of the office space and the facilities available make the journey worthwhile. The dress code at Honeywell is casual formal, striking a good balance between professionalism and comfort. This allows employees to dress in a manner that is both appropriate for the workplace and comfortable for day-to-day activities, especially given the nature of our work which often includes both office and on-site responsibilities. This approach to the dress code reflects the company's modern and flexible work culture.

Bit old. The location is near CBD, it is not easy for everyone by any transportation. And Melbourne is a big city with the largest population in Australia. Recommend in other business park such as Scoresby, Bayswater that has train or M3 highway close by.

very nice environment to work in with great amenities and location. dress code is smart causal being a shirt/polo and pants

Big space with proper facilities. Allocated seating with relevant gear. Dress code is flexible - 'dress for your day' policy, which for me means casual most of the time.

Office space is spacious, however, people are more or less compartmentalised into different sections. We are close to the Yarra river, so some people go out for walks during lunch time. Dress code wise, a shirt and chinos is fine.

The office is really good, but there are no personal desks.

My office is big and open planned so I think it's great. Plenty of space to chat but can be a bit loud if lots of meetings happening at once.

Very Nice Complex with Underground Parking and Kitchen with Coffee Machine, Fridge and Microwaves. Lovely View of the swan river and city. Dress code is "Dress for your day" so can range from business casual to business formal. Location is abit of a downside due to limited public transport and being slightly out of the city.

Open office space. Not enough desk space for all employees. No specific dress code. Very casual. More formal dress code needs to be enforced.

Very nice workplace

Standard office spaces, nothing revolutionary. Parking provided. Dress code is business casual, with allowance towards more casual.

Office is in North Ryde. It is a standard office space with parking and not much else. Dress code is casual. If it is a day when we are not meeting clients, it is usually jeans and a business shirt/polo whilst on days when we are meeting clients it is more formal

Fairly standard. Not very impressive but not too bad. Coffee machines, ping pong table is nice. Dress code is business casual but not too strict. On fridays it’s casual.

Desks / chairs / equipment in need of improvement. Dress code is casual - best thing is the flexibility

Offices are clean and modern. Usually positioned out in industrial suburbs. In local branch there is a strict company uniform, company buys all the clothes for you. In other branches dress code is not enforced and can be as casual or professional as you like.