Office & Workplace at Schneider Electric Australia & New Zealand

I wish that there was a mental break room. Dress code is typically smart casual, however you can also wear jeans and sweaters. As long as you look presentable. Location is not in the city, however, with a big mall next to the office, there are no complaints. Facilities wise, I would say the facilities are pretty standard from what you would expect a big company to have.

Office is a little outdated, desks barebones, old hardware, but useable. Dress code is flexible,

Very flexible dress code, company office is convinient available parking (when booked ontime)

Office is a little far from The CBD. The facilities are good. They have stopped some of The company bonding activities

Facilities are great after moving to the new office, but the attendance is lacking due to the location of the office in the southeast Victoria. It makes it difficult for me to go to the office consistently.

Facilities are immaculate, very clean with floor to ceiling windows, well lit and optimal temperature control. Standing desks, plants and two monitors. Location is good next to a shopping centre and public transport but lacks the variety of the city.

Adjustable stand up desks are good

Casual dress code. Office is comparatively older as this building has existed for a longer time compared to other offices of Schneider, but plenty of facilities and resources are available.

The office is clean, we'll layed out, accomodating for all needs and well maintained. It is designed for social interactions and fluid working. The free onsite parking is a fantastic perk! The dress code is relatively informal.

Notting hill office - very new and very pleasant to work in. Hot desks and sit/stand desks. all stations work. Very nice kitchen facilities and very open for meeting with people but booths and room for isolation if needed. Not very close to the city, Notting hill can be difficult to get to on PT Dress code is not strict. an array of formality from jeans and a polo to business suit, depending on customer interaction, personal comfort and preference

The office space in the Melbourne office is less than a year old and is very modern. The dress code is dependent on your role, however I wear a business-casual attire.

The office is friendly, and there are lots of facilities that can make you feel like you're working from home. Coffee is free, and there is always free food when there are some events. But I hope they can provide more snacks and fruit.

Hot desk environment, challenging location to get to - quite out of the way for most people. Facility is decent.

Working uniform, space is nice and clean

The office itself is really amazing. It's open and well laid out. It's not too difficult to get to by public transport, being a short walk from major bus lines. I've never felt like there was a specific dress code for the office, but everyone follows the social norm of smart casual to business formal.

Clean, modern, and well lit. A great coffee machine, supplied fridges for food storage and free snacks provided.

Great space. Many facilities.

Level 10, Jubilee Place 470 St Pauls Terrace Fortitude Valley QLD 4006, Australia Good location and near public transportation Modern office with smart appliances

The current Melbourne office is empty, however we’re moving to a different building soon. The office is in Notting Hill. For the graduate induction, I was able to attend the Sydney office and it was really great. The dress code is usually office attire, but that’s really optional. You can dress business casual as well.

The current Melbourne office is empty, however we’re moving to a different building soon. The office is in Notting Hill. For the graduate induction, I was able to attend the Sydney office and it was really great. The dress code is usually office attire, but that’s really optional. You can dress business casual as well.