Office & Workplace at Optus

Great facilities

The company office space and location are great. there is shuttle service to the metro station and city.

Office space = spacious location = good facilities = good dress code = depends on the business unit that you're in. some are business casual and some are quite casual (e.g. can wear jeans etc)

The campus is gorgeous and well maintained, although there can be some discrepancies depending on the floor

Very modern and beautiful

Fantastic campus style building. lots of vendors and green space. very accessible via public transportation. equipment is good.

There is a tennis court and food court, a mailroom service, after-trip facilities and a shuttle bus that takes you to the city. the dress code is relaxed. there are not a lot of bars/restaurants in the area which i think contributes to the lack of an out-of-work social scene.

It's nice, we have a whole block to our selves. toilets and kitchens are regularly cleaned, fridge and milk provided.

Everything about the office space and facilities is incredible there is a gym, plenty of cafe's and restaurants, mailroom, sleep pods, quiet rooms the list goes on. however needing to pay to park on the premise at $14 a day is quite steep.

Pretty standard office building, some food options below. some buildings/floors are nicer than other floors

The general optus campus has a nice feel and vibe to it as well with ducklings during spring, a green atmosphere and lots of food and cafe options right within the campus as well. located in macquarie park it might be convenient for some people who get the metro line but for many others it won't be. there are many facilities here from a gym, to tennis court, to pool tables, to a convenience store, to cafes and restaurants - it is a nice place to work. dress code wise, it depends on your team and business unit however optus is generally a lot more casual than many other firms - jeans and a business shirt is fine and in some cases even t-shirts!

I believe we have the best office space in the country. we have an array of facilities, as the campus is set out like a university campus. we have eateries, dry cleaning, a convenience store, as well as a gym all on-site. our dress code is not set but it does tend to differ between the different business units. our enterprise & business division tend to dress in suits as most roles are client facing. outside of this, we mostly dress smart casual, while the tech spaces dress more casual with t-shirts and jeans.

It's very open and green, quite nice to have a coffee and lunch and outside meetings. the office space varies, some buildings and floors are very open, nice, and have great meeting facilities and devices such as monitors etc. some other floors and teams seem to be behind on newer technologies which creates inefficiencies - old/not working monitors, meeting rooms that lack ability to have in-person and online attendees etc. dress code is very relaxed in my area, some people wear casual wear.

The offices at belrose are fairly dated and could really use a bit of an update with regards to design and aesthetic. the commute to belrose is also extremely long for me, with it taking around 2 hours of my time to get to work by public transport. also the facilities are severely lacking in comparison to ocs, with the nearest food and coffee places requiring a car to get to within a reasonable time. at ocs, the workstations on the lower floors are definitely inferior to the workstations on the upper floors, with regards to monitors and desks. the dress code throughout optus is consistent with a professional workplace, with employees allowed to wear whatever they want, with the caveat that it is within reason.

The space is excellent, everything you could ever need is on site and very easy to access. there are also some spaces for recreation which is great for bonding with the team. the dress code isn't strict but everyone still dresses appropriately.

Many teams have issues with the hot desking model that some departments have set up. it makes it hard to come into the office and be productive, especially when tech is constantly not working, many desks get left empty for months on end because it is nobody's responsibility to get tech fixed. it would be much better if employees were given permanent desks so they are allowed to have their own space setup in the office

Many meeting rooms are old

Office space: okay location: good facilities: some desks don't have the right monitors and cables (which can cause issues for teams who are trying to implement hot-desking). quite a few meeting rooms don't have the right monitors or cables, which makes it hard for the team to utilise the monitors. dress code: relatively casual (business casual like)

The office is a large campus with a foodcourt, sports fields, games such as table tennis and pool, a mailroom, auditorium and plenty of outdoor space to relax at lunchtime. dress code is quite casual.

The offices are mostly very nice, with lots of green open spaces. we have a big campus that has lots of multifunctional spaces. however, some of the floors and buildings are more outdated than others, and hot desking is required in many areas. the location of the campus is out of the city which means getting there can prove interesting at times. the dress code is not super strict, as long as you are dressing in a respectable manner and getting your work done, how you dress is not the focus.