Located in a convenient location in the Sydney CBD the office space is not open plan (which I prefer) and the facilities are decent. Dress code is fairly relaxed, more determined by the supervisor within the practice area there is some leeway in this regard.
Dress code is formal (without being over-dressy). The firm's office space, location and facilities are very good, with a very-centralised location in the CBD.
Our office location is premium. I am thankful we just got new coffee machines on each floor, but the microwaves could use an upgrade. I really wish we had electric standing desks (it would be more aligned to modern health and wellbeing standards). The dress code is formal (absent Fridays).
The facilities and the location of the office are top notch. However, there is a lack of space available. At this point it is unclear how next year's lawyers are going to fit given the lack of offices.
Rialto Towers are easy to commute to and very well serviced. For example, the building has car parking, end of trip facilities, as well as perks for tenants (ie discounted parking rates). It is also close to public transport. Dress code is dependent on the team you're working in and ranges from smart casual to business attire.
I love having my own office.
There is lots of office space, great location and facilities for showers/changerooms/bike rakes and more. Dress code is corporate, but is more casual on a Friday and post COVID-19 is overall more casual.
Casual fridays, other days its business attired but generally flexible - my team is very casual unless they have meetings/court. Juniors I think expected to dress a bit more formally
Eagle Street is a great location. Dress code is fine, casual Fridays are casual enough to allow a bit of flexibility.
The office is in a great location. The dress code is quite casual. You will often see people in active wear if they have no clients to see.