Office & Workplace at FDM Group Australia

The facilities are good, with a central location near public transport. I've never even been talked to about the dress code, in winter people are wearing hoodies and jeans, and in summer people are wearing shorts and t-shirts. The thought process seems to be that you can dress comfortably as long as it is appropriate.

Great location, new offices. Business casual.

Smart casual and in Barangaroo.

The Sydney office is great, awesome views and facilities, as well as in a great location.

Location is amazing

Office space, perfect! Wish we had free gym membership, but to work in Barangaroo already compensates. Love it. Dress code is business/smart casual, unless it is Friday and some wear casual.

Location is in a prime area and the facilities are suitable for work to be completed. There are some unnecessary things (ping pong table) that I feel I do not need to do my work but work as incentives for other employees. The dress code is much more relaxed than first anticipated however I have still attempted to wear business dress when going into the office. Working from home, the dress code is almost no existent.

Gorgeous building in Barangaroo, very spacious and clean. Dress code is smart casual but Academy members can dress down a bit (e.g. wear sneakers)

The office in general is very new and great. The dress code is formal business attire.

The offices are really good, with open plan common areas and large rooms, with nice views of Barangaroo. There is free tea and coffee. The dress code is formal but there are occasionally casual Fridays.

Office space and views from the office are really nice

Modern, fresh office - Dress code is typical of Australian corporate wear (tie-less) - Casual dress code on Fridays

Very good views and training space. Dress code is formal, though ties are generally optional