Office & Workplace at Xero New Zealand

Dress code is very relaxed, which I find good as it gives everyone the chance to express themselves through the way they dress, or just relax and wear comfortable clothes. The office is really awesome spacious and I enjoy being here. I think the temperature is often too hot, however I think it would be hard to please everyone.

I might be an outlier but I do not really like cities so going into the city office is not super exciting, however the office is really nice, there are bean bags, couches, private rooms, gym, showers, baristas. The dress code is whatever you are comfortable wearing.

High quality office facilitates. One of the best locations across the business as it is so central. Dress code is casual, Shorts and athletic clothes are not unusual - senior project managers joining calls in sweatshirts. dress to your own standards.

The location of the office is easy to get to and the office also has transport options to the main train station and there are modes of public transport just a couple minutes walk away. The office space is open with hot desking and a range of facilities including a gym. The dress code is casual as long as it is work appropriate, there aren't any strict dress codes.

Lovely modern facilities with all the amenities you could need. There is an in-office gym with towel service, all-gender bathrooms and a free soda machine. There is an in-house barista who comes in multiple times a week. There are foosball tables, table tennis, pool, video game consoles. In the Auckland offices, Xero has just downsized from two floors of the building to one floor, so it can be hard to book meeting rooms.

It is a good space with nice desks and monitors, nice meeting rooms and facilities. But it gets crowded and it is hard to find a desk or a quiet space to take meetings. The dress code is fine and I have had no problems with wearing what I want.

Great space with many social areas with pool tables, ping pong tables, foosball, playstation and vending machines. No dress code

For the most part office, equipment, location is all great. Certain areas of the office can be loud which can be difficult to concentrate, and some areas are too densely packed which can feel overwhelming.

The office is in the CBD and has a lot of places nearby for convenience. The office itself is a comfortable space, has a free vending machine, plenty of pool tables and games for people to socialise. There are several meeting rooms on each floor that can easily be booked by anyone as needed. There is no dress code... but everyone is expected to dress neatly. It's quite casual, T-shirts and jeans are perfectly fine here.

Its nice open space, the tech could do with an upgrade as some of the monitors are pretty old. No dress code which is a bonus.

Wellington -> Barista, pool tables, free soft drinks. It's all pretty chill. Lots of open space to work in if you don't like working at a desk.

The office is really casual, both in dress code and vibe. There are lots of great services and facilities for us to use which makes coming in to the office really enjoyable.

Office space is cool, big, has a nice cafe area.

Great facilities, kitchens, games, casual dress code

Xero's office is great - definitely a fun and nicely decorated place to work at. The location is ideal and the facilities are also really good. It's awesome to have a gym and showers to use. The dress code ranges from very casual (shorts, jandals, hoodies) to business casual.

Could do with better Screens at our desks

Morden, great working space and also individual rooms are available for focus work/meetings. We don't have a dress code, but I would think something appropriate for work.

Xero's Wellington office is a beautiful, large space near the waterfront. The floor that I mainly work on is open plan with a big kitchen and eating area, comfy places to sit and desks that you can easily convert to standing with a button. It has a gym, a wellness room, bicycle garage, sometimes a barista service, food places will come in sell items, and a social night twice a month, and heaps of meeting rooms. The dress code is tidy casual, you can wear sneakers and jeans etc. I don't feel any pressure getting dressed for the office.

The workspace is very comfortable with plenty of desks, comfortable chairs, a kitchen and bathrooms on every floor and numerous meeting rooms that are very easy for anyone to book. Xero doesn't really have a dress code, everyone just wears what they are comfortable in as long as its respectful, e.g. most people walk around in jeans, sneakers, t-shirts, hoodies etc.