Office & Workplace at Fonterra

Very good quality, open plan offices, possible a bit limited for space. Facilities are quality and constantly being upgrades. Dress code is quite relaxed, business casual

easy to meet other people. Lots of talks and thing to go to.

I love coming into the office. The office has good standards in terms of a professional dress code but still has a social and collaborative culture. The office space is reasonable and it provides all the needed facilities. I love the location as it allows us to go on nice walks as a group at lunch time.

Office spaces are nice to be in and easy to navigate. Offices on manufacturing sites are more challenging, but still decent places.

The office space is bright and inviting, although some areas are a little cramped with many desks. facilities are adequate. Dress code is generally business causal

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The location of the office is great not being in the middle of town. The facilities are perfectly fine I haven't had any issues

Limited spaces available for everyone, some having to sit at hot desks. Laptop docks outdated but in the process of being upgraded

I'd argue that our office is one of the best in the country. located at the Viaduct in Auckland, its modern, well equipped and offers great facilities, making it an idea place to work. Dress code business casual and casual Fridays. wear suit if have formal meetings etc.

Nice and modern with high tech good end of journey facilities.

The dress code is business casual, head office is a bit more business and the Hamilton offices are a little more casual

Very site dependent. FRDC is good with a tidy business casual dress code. NZM Sites are a lot more casual and often had lacking desk space and facilities.

great - couldn't be better

Great office! modern and spacious. Great facilities and nice to be close to amenities. Dress code is dress for your day. though most people wear either tidy casual or business casual attire. Some days there will be people wearing suits etc.

Very nice. Great locations. Formal attire

While the open office plan is great, it does still lead to fragmentation of spaces based on teams in those areas-so little requirement to work with other members from other units. Facilities are fine, but would like to have spaces to unwind and break from potentially stressful work as well as more collaborative spaces to work with others across the business. Dress code is business till Friday which becomes a bit more causal.

Lovely office down next to Victoria park, smart casual is the general feel of the dress code

Pretty impressive at Fanshawe st, wish they had more tea and snacks available. I don't know how it is going to go with the new neighbourhoods - it will be packed.

Company has nice offices, but nowadays lots of empty seats with people WFH. Mostly hotdesk. Business casual but depending on your day could be more or less

The offices are all great shared space. The dress code is very casual. I still present myself well with clean hair and clothes but I don't feel the need to wear makeup or heels or anything along those lines.