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Dress code is very casual as long as it appropriate for the work environment. However, safety is crucial for supply chain with requirement of safety uniform of hi-vis, safety shoes. It can be physical if you're working on the floor doing picking. Extremely aware of the safety as a lot of MHE machine around.
The office space is super spacious and has lots of natural light coming in which makes the biggest difference. It does not feel like you are trapped working in a dark building as there's lots of greenery to look at outside the windows. There is free parking around the building which I think helps save a bit of money. There are different spaces around the building you can have meetings in depending on how private it is. The location is a bit isolated, and it may be a bit hard to travel to if you do not drive and rely on public transport as the nearest bus stop is a 30-minute walk. FSNI has a mini mart at the office which is awesome! It's great when you want to grab a midafternoon snack or want to do a bit of shopping before you leave. There is also an in-house cafe which offers subsidy meals for breakfast and lunch which is also really cool as you get a decent meal for a small amount.
The offices are awesome, spacious with great amenities, and lots of people. The dress code is a mix of smart casual, and some people dress up in suits, so it is a bit of a self-interpretation view on what to wear. Definitely long pants and closed in shoes, but also clothes that are comfy enough to work your 8 hours in.
The office is bright and modern, super awesome place to work. The dress code is super great, I mainly wear swap between jeans and a blazer or pants and a plain top. No need to wear a suit
The office space is well-maintained and comfortable, with a convenient location. Facilities are modern and support productivity, including meeting rooms, breakout areas, and reliable tech setups. The environment feels professional yet relaxed, which helps with collaboration and focus. The dress code is business casual, which I really appreciate—it allows you to dress appropriately for the day you have, whether it’s meetings or more hands-on work