Culture at MYOB

Thé culture is great both in office and after hours - people tend to be very respectful and friendly toward each other, and enjoy socialising. The culture is non hierarchical, coworkers collaborate and share resources readily with each other.

Friendly and social culture which lots of opportunities related to non-work stuff. For instance, there is a photography club where members share pictures they are proud of. All in all, there are plenty of opportunities to interact with both the cohort and the wider company.

Incredibly approachable and inclusive company culture.

Other graduates both in the office and in other locations. Regular catchups across locations and cohorts. Also regular interactions from higher ranking people within in organisation (i.e. Meeting with CTO during O week)

No expectation to take work home. They value work life balance. Socialising at lunch and after work between different teams. It is easy to meet and network with people. No gatekeepers.

In the graduate program the culture is really welcoming and open. We only spend one day a week in the office so because of this I tend to spend the whole day socialising, be it pairing /mobbing on code or just chatting and getting food and coffee. All of this is condoned by our managers, they like that we bond/network during these times. Our managers aren't in Melbourne but when we do see them they're very easy to approach and are always down to hang out after hours. People in Melbourne also hang out after hours, but it's not mandatory and it tends to be with the people you're closest to. Although our company does have a hierarchal structure managers (DMs/EMs) from other teams are really friendly and approachable, especially to us grads who might want to network with them to find a permanent position in one of their teams in the future.

Friendly and inclusive.

supportive, friendly and fun

Flexible arrangement which is great for parents, company is not petty in micro-managing employee's time. Everyone is trusted to be responsible for our own time and to add value to the company. Managers of all levels are approachable and ready to assist. The company also has a very strong mentoring culture for all interns and graduates.

Very friendly and outgoing people.

Everyone is really nice and friendly. There are often internal events (PRIDE, morning teas, inter office connections etc). People like to have fun but work hard. The SLT and ELT are always sharing in updates and we have an open structure so it doesn't feel like we are 'at the bottom' of the ladder. Leadership is approachable and FMA is really awesome to be in.

We have a very open structure at MYOB - it isn’t too heavy and encourages working across verticals together (helix model) Culture is really collaborative. Spread across 8 locations (4 mains offices) in ANZ. We have communities within the organisation that allow us to bring our whole selves to work; planet, environment, belonging and pride. Our SLT are approachable, visible and get invoked with teams. Our values at MYOB are evident across team, business and events inside and outside work (innovative, collaborative, passion etc)

It's very inclusive and integrated work and collaboration is highly valued

monthly social events. weekly wind down after work. free fruit every day. free food and alcohol.

I pair every day with senior developers. My team makes me feel valued even though I don't know very much about what they are working on!

There's an inclusive culture where I find everyone to be very approachable and free to be themselves at work.

Inclusive. I wish for more after office activities and also Friday beers or something. i would like to socialize more

All my colleagues are very warm, welcoming and helpful, and it helps for a very friendly culture.

Everyone is approachable at any level. Many external activities for everyone, from Dogs to Board Games

People have clear role in this company, but there is no such a hierarchy. Even you are a graduate like me, you can still speak up if you think someone is wrong, or you just have different opinions.