Cenitex

There is convenient public transportation to the offices as well as well-equipped end-of-trip facilities. The office has 4 floors with hotdesks, quiet desks, meeting rooms and lounge areas. There are multiple options for seating, such as sit-stand desks, desks with sound absorptions, multiple monitors and accessibility accommodations.

Neat and fancy. No fixed location for everyone. Office is based on self-booking system.

The office facilities are incredible. They provide showers, bike racks and lockers downstairs if you want to cycle to work. The upstairs facilities are good as well, there are multiple floors. I normally sit close to my team, but there is a kitchen and bathroom at every floor. Small meeting rooms are always available for booking if you need to take a private meeting or a test. There are tables sit-to-stand and normal ones, and there are tables called as "quiet zones" if you want to be in a quieter space.

In the middle of the CBD, so good location at least for me. There's a tram stop right outside. There's a few places to eat from nearby too if you don't bring your own lunch. Decent views from the windows. It's a fairly open workspace, no closed off cubicles. Though some floors have "pods" for those that want more privacy when they work. Each floor has a kitchenette to eat at. One floor has a social area with a ping pong table for people to relax at. There are added facilities such as a prayer room and relaxation room I'm told the overhead lights are migraine inducing to some. And some of the facilities such as bathroom doors being heavy and lack of rails in showers is not friendly to those with disabilities. Dress code is smart casual. So even jeans with a smart top is fine. The dress code feels relaxed. I personally have no issues.