Office & Workplace at Australian National Audit Office (ANAO)

The office itself nice and modern, downside is no assigned desks and therefore you usually don't sit with your team. I, and I think most people, dress up or down depending on what they are doing - i.e. suits when meeting executives, smart casual when at the desk all day.

Dress code is formal, as there is a lot of external contact. Office space is clean, location is reasonable, staff parking spaces are available albeit somewhat limited and lockers available for public transport or bike commuters.

Very clean, modern and nice office spaces. Dress code could be a little more formal, especially when we are coming face-to-face with clients more. This starts at the top with Executives and seniors.

The dress code is business attire, with a new office that we have just moved in which is zoned for different work styles.

Great Location

Our office space, location and facilities are very nice. The building tends to leak if it rains, but that's probably a building owner issue, rather than the ANAO's issue. Facilities are decent, including two spacious kitchens and good end-of-trip facilities. Dress code is usually business casual; those who are going to meet auditees or have meetings with the executive may dress a little more formally, and those who are not client-facing may dress a little less formally. We have unofficial dress-down Fridays on the last Friday of every month, although not a lot of people participate.

Mostly central location in Barton is good. Hotdesking, office building itself is less good. Dress code tends more professional than other offices I think.