
Contact Energy (Contact) is one of Aotearoa New Zealand's largest renewable electricity generators and retailers.
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We have standing desks and clean kitchen and toilets as the janitor comes quite regularly. We also have a wellbeing room, which is very helpful for a Muslim like me as I needed a private space to perform my daily prayers. There are no strict dress codes. On Tuesdays we usually have football games against other companies, so sometimes people come into the office already in office attire. There are also other people who wears suits at the office, so I guess it depends on who you are going to meet and who you are going to impress.
The office itself can be a little crowded (may need a bigger space) but overall facilities are well kept and desk setup is well equipped. Dress code is not strict, I feel like I can express myself and be formal and more casual when needed.
The location is great and the facilities are clean. There could be some additional facilities introduced such as a pool table, table tennis, etc. The office layout is great too. Dress code is super chill which is great. Most days I am in my work boots, work pants, and a comfortable hoodie.
Dress code is dependent on the area of the business you work in, can be more business formal in the corporate areas, and more causal at sites. Work is hybrid. Offices are different across the country. Its hot desking, but there are lockers available to store you stuff in it.
No issues with the physical work environment - it's clean and tidy, plenty of desks, good bathrooms, good coffee machine! I'd say the dress code is more dependent on what your day looks like, e.g. if you have external meetings, you'd likely dress up slightly more than usual, and if you're in the office all day, you may not need to. It's definitely a wear what makes you feel you environment which is very nice.